Why Newsrooms Unionize – and How it’s the Future of the Journalism Industry
Unionization spreads across America’s newsrooms as reporters fight for their right to write…and be fairly compensated.
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50 Years of Students Under Fire: In Classrooms and in Print
Young voices have historically been targets of discrediting campaigns, but they are arguably the ones that matter most
Trump’s Protectionist Policies Don’t Play Well Back Home
Trump’s Asia trip put a focus on trade, and the media took a critical stance.
The Good and The Bad Behind the #MeToo Movement
#MeToo has been gaining steam across social media. What kind of change, if any, will it cause?
The Media Reacts to ESPN’s Jemele Hill Controversy
Should politics and sports be played on the same field?
Battleground Ohio: Trump and Clinton Fight for the “Pink” State
To the political media, pollsters, election statisticians, and pundits alike, Ohio is a very special state. Not only is it a vital swing state that could help a candidate hit that magic 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency, it also is a very
Game Time for Gannett: Why a Possible Tronc Acquisition Matters
It has been a quiet summer since publishing conglomerate Gannett first offered $815 million for Tronc, formerly known as Tribune Publishing. Gannett owns USA Today and 107 other news outlets, while Tronc owns the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times, the Orlando Sentinel, and five