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Net Neutrality Is Dead (Again). Journalism Could Suffer.
Net neutrality—or the idea that all digital information should flow through the internet unencumbered by restrictions and ...
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Trump, the Public, and the Press
The billionaire class has proved itself a poor steward of media. Journalists must redouble their efforts to expose the threat ...
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Will Progressive and Mainstream Audiences Keep Switching off the News?
And not every reader who goes AWOL disappears forever. “Just a note to say that while I had to take a break from all media ...
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The Unresolved Legacy of the Charlie Hebdo Massacre
A special edition of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo marks the tenth anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo attack, ...
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Q&A: Director Tim Fehlbaum on ABC and the Munich Hostage Crisis
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A Front-Row Seat to Polarization
Since Oct. 7, journalists for the American Jewish press have watched their community fracture while wondering how—or even ...
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A President, the Press, and the Lessons of Hindsight
In February 2023, representatives of Jimmy Carter, the former president, announced that he would cease receiving treatment ...
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Al Jazeera Is Banned, Again
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What We’re Watching in 2025
Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. New year, new me-dia? As 2025 dawns, familiar challenges are heaving into view for the press: how to cover an ...
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Covering the Economy from the Bottom Up
Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. On Nov. 26, discussing what went wrong for the Democrats in the presidential election, Faiz Shakir, Bernie ...