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An Oklahoma newspaper made national news for its secret recordings of county officials talking about killing Black people and journalists.
Twitter slapped the label on NPR, ranking public media and free press advocates
Two journalists recently faced repercussions for their responses to government communications they disagreed with
The $1.6 billion suit against Fox News presents some damning facts and could be a powerful new precedent in media law.
Should this Dallas Morning News reporter have been fired for calling the mayor ‘Bruh’ on Twitter?
The recent death of a young journalist killed on assignment surfaces fear and questions for aspiring practitioners. Let’s talk about them.
Congressional drama became must-see TV recently on C-SPAN, calling into question the limits normally placed on its cameras.
A Wall Street Journal reporter was detained by police outside of a bank in Phoenix, raising questions about press freedoms and race.
How will this impact students’ use of the social media platform, their ability to gather news and the larger implications of expression rights?
In this exercise, you’ll watch a video editorial and compare it to more traditional written approaches
It’s old hat for ‘print’ organizations, but what can we learn from this new special that showcased youthful arrests at school?
Popular rappers faked media appearances to promote new music. What do news outlets’ reactions tell us about their brands?
A new study shows that news on TikTok is in high demand. How should news organizations react?
A leading news organization breaks a major story about a politician’s hypocrisy — and backs it up impressively
A reporter makes waves when she makes an issue out of a candidate’s use of closed caption technology following his stroke.
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