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Is media criticism a malicious attack or legitimate critique?
Threats against the freedom of the press may be serious. But they are not the same thing as genuine and constructive criticism.
By:
Julie Reid
Washington Post seeking reporter to cover domestic terrorism
The Washington Post is seeking applications for a new beat: Domestic terrorism reporting.
Sacramento Bee hiring Black communities reporter for expanded social coverage
The Sacramento Bee says it is taking applications for a new reporting position that will focus on issues affecting the Black community.
Popular science blog closes after New York Times journalist threatens to blow anonymity
A niche science blog that has found a devoted following has closed after the blog's anonymous author said their identity was set to be exposed in an upcoming New York Times profile.
Viewpoint: For political discourse, polls could do more harm than good
"Polls have become an essential part of the news, particularly in the run-up to an election. But it can have a negative effect on how democracy works."
By:
Michael Traugott
Man exonerated over columnist’s killing freed from prison after 15 years
A man convicted in 2005 of killing a newspaper columnist walked out of state prison a free man after DNA evidence exonerated him.
Exclusive: Media contradicts narrative offered by prosecutors in Lyra McKee shooting
Videos and early media reports strongly claim it was a "baby-faced" 18-year-old, not 52-year-old Paul McIntyre, who fired the fatal bullet.
New York police subpoena newspaper reporter’s Twitter account in leak investigation
The NYPD issued a subpoena for information from a New York Post reporter's Twitter account last year, the newspaper revealed.
McClatchy union comments on bankruptcy filing
The NewsGuild, which represents around 150 McClatchy employees, said it will continue to work with newsroom leaders to ensure the job security of its members.
Sacramento Bee parent company McClatchy files for bankruptcy
McClatchy, the parent company of the Sacramento Bee and more than two dozen other major metropolitan newspapers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Chinese citizen journalist goes missing while reporting on coronavirus
The mother of human rights advocate Chen Qiushi used his Twitter account last week to post a video calling international attention to her son's disappearance.
Military’s proposed budget cuts to Stars & Stripes newspaper could impact combat reporting
The Department of Defense's proposal to reduce funding to the Stars & Stripes newspaper could have serious implications on combat journalism, officials with the news organization said.