Juan Williams Case Confuses Objectivity with Fairness on Tendentious Television When Spiro Agnew was compelled to resign the vice presidency after pleading no contest to… October 24, 2010 James Naughton
The Real Jerry Ford Gerald Ford may have been the most genuine person ever to serve in the White… December 27, 2006 James Naughton
It’s Not About the Shape of the Paper The truth is I'm not opposed to tabloids. I When we first were developing zoned… April 25, 2005 James Naughton
Your Editor, Your Lifeline Not long after Bob Rosenthal was posted to Nairobi for The Philadelphia Inquirer, he and… March 5, 2003 James Naughton
In Case of Emergency, Break Class At Poynter, we know our first obligation is to you, the teachers and students who… February 24, 2003 James Naughton
Opening Remarks to Journalism & Business Values Participants Welcome to The Poynter Institute for Media Studies. We don't always say those last three… February 10, 2003 James Naughton
Ending Confusion We were taken aback by a letter on impressive bond paper from a law firm… February 5, 2003 James Naughton
Why Fun Matters This is part of a series of essays under the general title, "Why It Matters."… November 13, 2002 James Naughton
An Unfortunate Precedent When the Persian Gulf War began a decade ago, journalists reminded one another of their… September 2, 2002 James Naughton
A Day for Reporting and for Reflection The reporting should begin carefully finding answers to the questions on the minds of everyone:… September 2, 2002 James Naughton
Monicagate This essay also was published in The New York Times February 1, 1998. When an… August 25, 2002 James Naughton
Talking Ethics: Competition vs. Consideration Bob Steele cogently states the case for reporters to refrain from intervening in dangerous or… August 25, 2002 James Naughton
No Newsroom Is An Island You’ve probably noticed but may not have known what to call those print ads completely… August 25, 2002 James Naughton
Why the Editor Is Always Right Synposis by JOHN GITTELSOHN James Naughton opened his presentation with a Johnny Carson/Karnak imitation, donning… August 22, 2002 James Naughton
The Evolution, or Devolution, of News Vladimir Nabokov may have got it right when he said, "The evolution of sense is,… August 21, 2002 James Naughton