Shut Out: Strategies for good journalism when sources dismiss the press - Poynter
Journalists face increasing challenges accessing sources due to tactics aimed at denying, delaying, and distracting them, impacting independent reporting and civic engagement. [ more ]
Shut Out: When sources won't engage with journalists - Poynter
Journalists facing obstacles in gaining access to information from sources in positions of power can hinder independent reporting and limit the public's right to know. [ more ]
Poynter Report special edition: The Pulitzer Prizes - Poynter
The Pulitzer board met at The Associated Press in NYC due to pro-Palestinian protests, highlighting the recognition of journalists' work covering the war in Gaza. [ more ]
Pulitzer winners include Lookout Santa Cruz, AP, NYT, others
The Associated Press won a Pulitzer Prize for feature photography for its coverage of the global migration crisis centered on the U.S.-Mexico border. [ more ]
Majority of Americans Extremely' or Very' Concerned Media Will Spew Election Misinformation,' New Poll Finds
Voters are highly concerned about media spreading misinformation on the upcoming election, with trust issues identified between the public and the media. [ more ]
The Week That Student Journalists Put the Media to Shame
Mainstream media failed to accurately report on police action at Columbia University, contrasting with student journalists' on-the-ground coverage. [ more ]
Pulitzer Prize Board praises students just ahead of journalism's biggest awards - Poynter
The Pulitzer Prize Board recognized the impactful work of student journalists covering protests and unrest, emphasizing their courage and dedication amidst challenging circumstances. [ more ]
Elon Musk outlines vision for AI-driven news synthesis on X
Elon Musk plans to use AI to enhance news dissemination on X, combining real-time news and social media reactions for a unique user experience. [ more ]
Attacks against environmental journalists have significantly increased globally, with over 70% of reporters facing threats while covering various environmental stories. [ more ]
Tiny Central Coast newsroom Lookout Santa Cruz wins Pulitzer Prize
Lookout Santa Cruz, a small newsroom, won a Pulitzer Prize for its community-focused coverage of catastrophic floods, highlighting the importance of local journalism and comprehensive crisis reporting. [ more ]
Pulitzer Prizes in journalism awarded to The New York Times, The Washington Post, AP and others
The Pulitzer Prizes honored journalism and arts in 2023, with The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Associated Press winning multiple awards. [ more ]
Press Forward open call puts underrepresented communities first - Poynter
Press Forward's open call aims to bridge gaps in local news coverage by supporting diverse storytelling and empowering underrepresented communities. [ more ]
The Taliban targeted us, beat us and chased us out. This is how we run our Afghan newspaper from exile | Sakhidad Hatif
The vibrant media sector in Afghanistan was completely dismantled by the Taliban after they came to power, leading to the exodus of journalists and closure of media outlets. [ more ]
I decided to not let anybody silence my voice': the journalists in exile but still at risk
Iran International journalists facing credible threats from Iran due to reporting, highlighting risks for journalists reporting on Iran from outside the country. [ more ]
Protest Paradigm' Shows What's Wrong with Media Coverage of Student Activism
Protests can appear differently to participants and onlookers, with media coverage often focusing on disruptions rather than underlying messages. [ more ]
Media coverage of campus protests tends to focus on the spectacle rather than the substance
Protests are meticulously planned but can seem disorganized to outsiders. Media often covers drama over the underlying reasons behind protests. [ more ]
OpenAI inks strategic tie-up with UK's Financial Times, including content use | TechCrunch
OpenAI expands news licensing in Europe with the Financial Times, focusing on AI model training and generative responses in a non-exclusive partnership. [ more ]
Shut Out: How the pandemic and polarization have had chilling effects on good journalism - and our conclusion - Poynter
Journalists face challenges with sources dismissing press due to COVID-19 and political polarization, impacting in-person relationships and reporting access. [ more ]
Among the Pulitzer Prize winners, where are the metros? - Poynter
Small nonprofit startups well-represented in Pulitzer Prize winners, for-profit metro newspapers struggled with only six finalists, indicating a shift in journalism landscape. [ more ]
Small newsrooms won big in the 2024 Pulitzers - Poynter
Small newsrooms like Lookout Santa Cruz won Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting, showcasing community-focused coverage during disasters. [ more ]
Covering protests over the war in Gaza? Here's what journalists should be asking themselves - Poynter
Journalistic decisions on covering protests should be guided by clarity of purpose, relevance of visuals and quotes, and appropriate contextualization of facts. [ more ]
The New York City Tenement Museum used historic Black newspapers to create its latest exhibit
The Tenement Museum in NYC features a recreated apartment of a Black family in its latest exhibit, highlighting historical contexts using Black press archives. [ more ]
"Objectivity" in journalism is a tricky concept. What could replace it?
The concept of objectivity in journalism is under scrutiny, with a shift away from its traditional definition causing negative perceptions among American journalists. [ more ]
Life After X: Journos Who Ditched Elon Musk's Twitter Speak Out
Twitter's importance in providing real-time information for journalists is diminishing due to high-profile exits like CNN's senior media reporter Oliver Darcy's departure amidst Elon Musk's influence. [ more ]
Press Freedom Day: Why are journalists fleeing Pakistan? DW 05/03/2024
Journalists in Pakistan face security risks, financial struggles, and job dissatisfaction, leading to an exodus to North America and Europe for safety and stability. [ more ]
The Story Behind TIME's If He Wins' Donald Trump Cover
TIME's coverage of Donald Trump's potential second term explores his policy proposals and priorities that would reshape the presidency and American life. [ more ]
Attacks on press freedom around the world are intensifying, index reveals
Political attacks on press freedom, including the detention of journalists, suppression of independent media outlets and widespread dissemination of misinformation, have significantly intensified in the past year, according to the annual World Press Freedom Index published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
Tasneem Raja wins prestigious Gwen Ifill Award for leadership in journalism
Tasneem Raja, editor-in-chief of The Oaklandside, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 IWMF Gwen Ifill Award for her dedication to mentorship, equity, and inclusion in newsrooms. [ more ]
Magazines aren't dying-just ask these indie publishers
The editor of Mountain Gazette turned down a lucrative ad package to maintain cultural integrity and preserve the print publication's unique value. [ more ]
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We're hiring! Assistant Digital Editor, London office
The Assistant Digital Editor position at The Art Newspaper requires experience in writing, editing, working under pressure, and following editorial standards while contributing to various projects. [ more ]
Is there a feud between the White House and New York Times? - Poynter
The relationship between the NYT and the White House is tense, fueled by a lack of trust and Biden's avoidance of a one-on-one interview with the paper. [ more ]
Gannett hits pause button on its promise to restaff its smallest papers - Poynter
Gannett is adding hundreds of new editorial positions to smaller newsrooms to engage hometown readers better and sustain the news outlets financially. [ more ]