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Where did local journalism go? It’s not just fewer newspapers in US, study finds, but way less reporters, too.
With 75% fewer reporters covering local stories, towns big and small across the country are left without coverage on the ...
FCC chairman sounds clarion call to return to 'unbiased, trustworthy journalism'
Brendan Carr discussed media course correction following Colbert's show cancellation and criticizes partisan content, ...
Clawback of $1.1b for PBS and NPR Puts Rural Stations at Risk – And Threatens a Vital Source Of Journalism
The post Clawback of $1.1b for PBS and NPR Puts Rural Stations at Risk – And Threatens a Vital Source Of Journalism appeared ...
The FCC's Paramount/Skydance Decision Aims To Reshape Broadcast Journalism by Bureaucratic Fiat
Chairman Brendan Carr thinks his agency should strive to ensure that news coverage is fair and balanced—a role precluded by ...
Opinion
AI Lacks Full Capability To Replace Journalism
We’re in the post-newspaper age – so what do we do for news? What can AI do to help, and what are its limitations?
Skydance chief promises ‘unbiased journalism’ ahead of Paramount merger
The head of entertainment behemoth Skydance is vowing to ensure the company presides over “unbiased journalism” and embraces ...
L.A. Times Receives Multiple Honors in NLGJA Excellence in Journalism Awards Contest
The Los Angeles Times has earned five honors in the NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists’ annual Excellence in ...
Former NPR CEO admits 'mixing journalism and federal funding' was a 'recipe for disaster'
Former NPR CEO and President Vivian Schiller voiced optimism for the outlet after Republicans in Congress successfully passed its $9 billion recissions package.
Paul Janensch, editor and professor who helped shape Quinnipiac's journalism program, dies at 86
Janensch "played a huge role in defining what the department of journalism would be going forward," a fellow Quinnipiac ...