Consider public subsidies for newspapers, says Penn prof
“Despite contemporary concerns, generous press subsidies have been the norm since the early days of the republic. And scholarly research continues to show that subsidies don’t discourage critical journalism; often, they have the opposite effect. Removing commercial pressures, while maintaining strong fire walls between government influence and media content, could help liberate investigative journalism.”
A once-a-week show on Wednesday at 10 p.m. Eastern? Who thought this was a good idea?
One tells the stories of entrepreneurs taking the plunge. The other focuses on the tools, techniques and trends across an evolving media landscape
The Dallas Morning News’ Tom Huang on why he’s championing this Poynter training for early-career journalists
Scientific studies have found no link between COVID-19 vaccines and sudden cardiac deaths in youth athletes.
The five-part, 467-minute ‘O.J.: Made in America’ doc is a masterpiece. I urge you to watch it.
