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FILTER RESULTS ►Dan Froomkin: It's Time for the Press to Fight Back Against Secrecy
(Originally published in the Columbia Journalism Review.) Despite the recent blockbuster leaks about spying on the phone records of millions of Americans, and President Obama's...
Steve Rosenbaum: Extreme Weather Porn
How much tv weather reporting is news, and how much is just non-contextualized drama? Originally published in Columbia Journalism Review 6/11/13 On ABC World News...
Friday: April Personal Income and Outlays, 2013 Social Security Trustees Report
The 2013 Social Security Trustees Report is expected tomorrow. If it is released, expect some terrible media coverage. Last year, the Columbia Journalism Review issued a Report Card on Social Security Trust Fund Coverage. They gave the...Show More Summary
The other James Rosen
WASHINGTON - I was at home, putting the finishing touches on an article for the Columbia Journalism Review, when my cell phone rang. Answering it, I heard a deep, heavily accented voice that instantly transported me back to my days as a Moscow correspondent a couple decades ago. "Good afternoon, Sergei Moiseyev, Tass. Is this James Rosen?" "Yes," I responded....
How do you silence a troll? Interview him
I read on Columbia Journalism Review’s site today about two Climate Desk reporters tracking down their “most pernicious” troll and interviewing him at his home. (We learn that the 57-year-old guy loves cats, wears argyle sweaters and is “really normal.”) That got me wondering: What happened to Paul Lukas’s troll? About five weeks ago, I … Read More
The real IRS abuse was back when they targeted the gay
David Cay Johnston at Columbia Journalism Review has what should be required reading for every pundit and politician before they start in screaming scandal over the IRS doing its job in requiring political organizations to provide information about their political and non-political activities when applying for non-profit status. Show More Summary
What to do when you get fired
Last week, my declaration that this is the best moment to be working in journalism was met with some side-eye after outlets from the Daily News to, cough, the Columbia Journalism Review announced layoffs. "BREAKING: No it's not," tweeted Dallas Observer editor Joe Tone. "Not sure the folks getting pink slips today at the #DailyNews would agree," said Jennifer Vogt....
Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) Was For Free Speech Before They Were Against It
Editor's Note: Yesterday, Anne Dachel took apart the recent piece in the Columbia Journalism Review that trashed "balanced" coverage of the autism-vaccines link. Back in 2005, they were much more tolerant of that hoary old first amendment thingee -- "Both...
Columbia Journalism Review Casts Eye on Vaccine Safety Writers
By Anne Dachel May 1, 2013, the Columbia Journalism Review published the story, Sticking with the truth--How 'balanced' coverage helped sustain the bogus claim that childhood vaccines can cause autism by Curtis Brainard From the title of the article, it...
Cyndi Stivers: AOL home page ‘still huge, huge, huge’
AOL announced last week that Columbia Journalism Review Editor-in-Chief Cyndi Stivers had accepted the editorship of AOL.com, the company’s storied Web gateway. Wait a second, I asked the journalism-industry chronicler in a phone call Monday, aren’t news consumers moving … Read more
Task force considers the future of American Journalism Review
After the news came out late Friday that Columbia Journalism Review is “having a rough time right now” and letting editors go, I wondered how the University of Maryland’s American Journalism Review is doing. I asked Philip Merrill College of Journalism dean Lucy Dalglish about the publication’s future and she replied: We’ve had a faculty … Read More
Columbia Journalism Review lays off staff, loses editor
Columbia Journalism Review lays off staff, loses editor… Read more
Layoffs at Columbia Journalism Review
Columbia Journal Review executive editor Mike Hoyt and others at the magazine are being laid off. “I loved working there,” Hoyt tells Joe Pompeo. “We did some great work and I’m sorry to go, but I wish them the best.” He’s been with the journalism review for 26 years. CJR editor-at-large Justin Peters has also … Read More
Annnnd, layoffs at the Columbia Journalism Review cap a remarkably awful layoff-filled week for New
Annnnd, layoffs at the Columbia Journalism Review cap a remarkably awful layoff-filled week for New York print journalists. Stay safe out there, everyone. Read more...
We're Not The Only Ones Who Notice That The 'Chronicle' Has Problems
Is 'Willie's World' really, ethically, cool for the Chron to publish? The Columbia Journalism Review is the latest to point out that no, it's probably not. [ more › ]
Afternoon report for May 9, 2013
Cyndi Stivers resigns as Columbia Journalism Review editor-in-chief to become AOL.com editor-in-chief. (aol.com) Longtime Barron’s columnist Alan Abelson has died. He was 87. (online.wsj.com) The editors that ex-Washingtonian boss Jack Limpert would most like to have dinner with. Show More Summary
Cyndi Stivers Named Editor-in-Chief of AOL.com
Cyndi Stivers is joining AOL as editor-in-chief of AOL.com. Stivers most recently served the same role for Columbia Journalism Review. She has previously held senior editorial positions at Entertainment Weekly, Time Out New York andShow More Summary
What it’s been like to cover the Boston manhunt
Many reporters did excellent work covering the chaotic events in the Boston area Thursday night. Columbia Journalism Review’s Ryan Chittum gave the press props this morning: From everything I saw all night from the West Coast, the press performed … Read more
WSJ’s paywall isn’t stopping it from getting Pulitzers
CJR | The Atlantic Following a post Wednesday by Columbia Journalism Review’s Dean Starkman pointing out the Journal newsroom’s Pulitzer shutout (Bret Stephens did win for commentary this year), another debate about the decline in the paper’s longform storytelling has … Read more
What Happened to The Wall Street Journal‘s Longform Journalism?
The Wall Street Journal hasn’t won a Pulitzer Prize for its news reporting since 2007. It wasn’t even nominated this year. And a new chart from the Columbia Journalism Review may highlight a reason why.
Since News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch...Show More Summary
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