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The news business is grappling with multiple threats to its survival, from technology to politics. But there is a possible framework for fighting. The International News Media Association (INMA) has ...

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The way I consume news has changed dramatically over the years. Instead of relying solely on printed newspapers or scheduled ...

Every fall, in my Principles of Journalism in Democracy course — which includes nearly 250 first-year students — I ask: Where do you get your news? Students think for a moment and then begin to jump ...

Steve Jobs used to say that a brand is like a bank account. When you build trust through quality work, you’re making deposits in the value of your brand, while negative experiences with your creations ...

For journalism students at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University today, a university ‘newsroom’ isn’t just a class with desks and computers. It’s a constant rhythm of deadlines across a range of ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. For the past few years, journalists bemoaned the bleak state of their industry. Conferences and meetings were somber affairs ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world of news and journalism. However, the question is whether this change represents a revolution or the beginning of a crisis. In Pakistan, ...