Buyouts are Changing The New York Times
Editors are being encouraged to leave with buyouts to make room for more reporting roles – trading out experience for digital-driven content.
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Beyond Stenographers: Where Does Analysis End and Bias Begin?
Where does the responsibility of journalists really lie – in information telling, fact-checking, or context-giving?
Was Megyn Kelly’s Alex Jones Interview Worth the Drama?
‘Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly’ interview with Alex Jones has gotten plenty of media coverage, but was it worth the attention?
Roger Ailes, controversial founder of Fox News, dead at 77
Roger Ailes founder and ex-CEO of Fox News Channel has died, leaving behind a complex legacy.
Scandal After Scandal: How will Fox Deal with its Sexism Problem?
Fox News has been caught in a slew of sexism scandals. Will they bounce back?
Melania and The Daily Mail Settle Libel Lawsuit
The First Lady and The Daily Mail settled the libel suit for a reported $2.9 million.
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner: History, Tradition, and Trump
The #WCHD has an incredibly rich media and political history – but what will this year’s dinner look like without President Trump?
Bill O’Reilly Loses Advertisers due to Sexual Harassment Report
More than 50 advertisers have deserted The O’Reilly Factor amid a New York Times revealing five harassment settlements involving O’Reilly.
Women in Media Panel Discuss “Nasty News” in the Trump Era
On March 31, five women met to discuss women in media on The George Washington University’s Mount Vernon campus. The panel focused on President Donald Trump’s Twitter feed, so called “fake news,” and the lack of women in top media and legislative positions. The panel
Jenni Monet: Arrested DAPL Journalist Speaks Out
Jenni Monet was arrested and charged with “engaging in a riot” while covering the Standing Rock protests. She speaks with MediaFile about her experiences, and her perspective on the #NoDAPL movement as an Native American journalist.