Mainstream Media Coverage of Protests Across America Sparks Controversy
Recent media coverage of protests over the death of George Floyd has at times, disproportionately focused on instances of rioting and looting.
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New York Times Reporter Criticized For Her Framing of Hope Hicks Story
More than a year after she resigned as White House Communications Director, Hope Hicks found herself back in the news last Tuesday after she was served with a subpoena for documents and testimony by the House Judiciary Committee. In her coverage of Hicks’ subpoena, New
Sinclair Imposing Its Political Views on Local Stations
Local news could be swallowed up by national, partisan politics thanks to Sinclair.
Melania Trump’s Non-Relationship with the Press
The first lady drives the news on occasion, but not by choice
What the Parkland Students Can Learn From Columbine
The effects of the Columbine and Parkland shootings have striking parallels, and important differences
Media-Savvy Parkland Students Hijack Gun-Control Debate
The victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting have been at the front lines of the gun reform fight and the news cycle.
What did Trump mean by ‘it’s the calm before the storm’?
The president could be alluding to something on the horizon…
The Women in Media: Eve Peyser
For The Women in Media series, MediaFile talks to Eve Peyser from VICE about her personal essays, her advice to freelancers, and being a female journalist in the media’s internet-age.
New York Bombing Alert Raises Serious Questions About Mobile Notification System
New York City residents and commuters were collectively startled Monday morning by a blaring notification on their mobile phones. The alert followed the bombing in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood Saturday night. It warned people to look out for suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami, and to call authorities
Gretchen Carlson settles lawsuit against Fox News’ Roger Ailes
Former Fox News anchor, Gretchen Carlson, will reportedly receive $20 million as well as a public apology from 21st Century Fox. The former “Fox and Friends” anchor’s original suit claimed she was fired from Fox after refusing sexual advances from former chairman and CEO of Fox,