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  1. Nonprofit Law Prof Blog

    Nonprofits Driving Increased Local News Coverage

    By nonprofitlawprof

    The Institute for Nonprofit News reports that nonprofits are driving an increase in local news coverage based on its fifth annual survey. Here is the Executive Summary:The 2022 INN Index…

  2. The Right Coast

    Source Backs Bari Weiss Account That New York Times Wanted to Run Tim Scott Op-Ed by Schumer | National Review

    By Thomas A. Smith

    The New York Times has repeatedly denied the explosive account from former Times journalist Bari Weiss that a senior opinion-page editor instructed a colleague to check with Senator Chuck Schumer…

  3. Explorations with Information and Technology

    Fact or Friction

    By David Whelan

    It is hard to know what the truth is sometimes. It is less hard to know a fact. But that doesn’t mean that everyone has the same commitment to the…

  4. Media Law Prof Blog

    Jones and West on The Disappearing Freedom of the Press @sjquinney @sonjarwest @UGASchoolofLaw

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    RonNell Anderson Jones, University of Utah College of Law, and Sonja West, University of Georgia School of Law, have published The Disappearing Freedom of the Press as University of Utah…

  5. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Choosing a Niche Enables Journalist to Rise to the Top as Executive Editor of New York Times

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    The decision to report on a niche enabled a young Plano, Texas newspaper reporter to rise to the top in news journalism. As reported by the New York Times’ Michael…

  6. The Right Coast

    Australian journalist Cheng Lei tried in Beijing court

    By Thomas A. Smith

    BEIJING Australian journalist Cheng Lei went on trial behind closed doors in a heavily guarded Beijing court on Thursday on charges of providing state secrets to a foreign country, more…

  7. Simple Justice

    Short Take: The Peril of Reporting

    By Scott Greenfield

    If nobody reported on a Proud Boy rally, would that have been better? Like it or not, it’s news, and Jonathan Choe, a reporter for ABC affiliate KOMO in Seattle…

  8. The Right Coast

    News for the Elite

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Journalism used to be written primarily by the working class for the working class, but as the industry shrinks, it has become ensconced in an elitist bubble that serves the…

  9. Criminal

    The Marshall Project’s Susan Chira on local journalism and the U.S. justice system

    By Alec Downing

    The Marshall Project—named in honor of former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall—is a nonprofit news outlet devoted to covering the U.S. criminal justice system. The organization focuses on deep…

  10. Tynan's Anger

    Mainstream Media Is A Tool of the Rich Because Because Entering Mainstream Journalism Requires <i>Being</i> Rich

    By Ethan Stanislawski

    When I graduated college, my dream job was to be the theater critic for the New York Times. My life has taken so many turns since then it seems hilarious to…