Though journalists are beginning to acknowledge the industry’s ingrained elitism, journalists and organizations still have a tendency to inadvertently reveal how out of touch they can be with Middle America. Vox’s Matthew Yglesias earned Twitter’s wrath recently with a tone-deaf tweet asking if “rural broadband”
A rising trend amongst media outlets is creating niche online verticals, where content is more tailored and advertisers have more of an opportunity.
As Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee continues to undergo his confirmation hearings with Congress, Senate Democrats are debating whether or not they should filibuster Neil Gorsuch’s appointment to the Supreme Court. Democrats and liberal commentators are clearly divided on the political implications and consequences of
There seems to have been an uptick in media catering towards millennial women, with Washington Post’s The Lily being the latest to join in.
Amidst the chaos of campaign speeches, senate confirmations and inaugural balls, most Americans just want to be heard in a world where many feel their voices don’t matter. Well, we’re in luck. Media has a solution to get people in touch with their government: a
Just 10 days before the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, President Barack Obama returned to Chicago to give his farewell address to the nation. While supporters stood in unity in Chicago, news outlets painted different pictures. Fox News opinion writer Bill Whalen said that Obama’s
On the stage of The George Washington University’s Jack Morton Auditorium, newly appointed Huffington Post Editor-in-Chief Lydia Polgreen and Washington Bureau Chief Ryan Grim moderated a debate that featured the seven candidates for DNC chairman. The discussion saw a continuing theme of the importance of grassroots organizing, the
The situation at Standing Rock is an undoubtedly tense one. How has the media been covering the #NoDAPL movement?
On Friday, October 28, Hillary Clinton’s emails were yet again in the headlines when FBI Director James Comey informed Congress that he is investigating Huma Abedin’s emails due to a possible relation to the Clinton email scandal. “Wait, what?” cry many news stations. “Wasn’t this
The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, and The Los Angeles Times round out our top picks for this week. The Washington Post – The 2016 Election, In Graphics This in-depth piece breaks down the elections in detailed graphics. The variety of graphics and illustrations especially