Pat McAfee keeps giving Aaron Rodgers a megaphone to amplify his misleading messages McAfee isn't exactly a '60 Minutes' correspondent, but he has an obligation to push back a little if Rodgers keeps talking nonsense. November 10, 2021 Tom Jones
After the Nikole Hannah-Jones blowup, UNC’s journalism school is healing, but slowly Four months later, the main players in the drama are taking measured steps to move on. November 9, 2021 Rick Edmonds
Journalists should directly address Aaron Rodgers’ concerns over COVID-19 vaccines and fertility It is a disservice to news audiences to allow Rodgers to raise such concerns and not dig into what the research says. November 8, 2021 Al Tompkins
Don’t read the comments? For news sites, it might be worth the effort. News website comment sections can be toxic and hostile. But is their absence even worse? November 4, 2021 Elizabeth Djinis
Should you trust media bias charts? These controversial charts claim to show the political lean and credibility of news organizations. Here’s what you need to know about them. November 2, 2021 Jake Sheridan
Why would The Wall Street Journal run these false claims from Trump? Newspapers have a long tradition of allowing readers to express their views. But this is incredibly and surprisingly irresponsible. October 28, 2021 Tom Jones
When reporting on disability, advice about language is simple: just ask The National Center on Disability and Journalism has updated its style guide to move away from a ‘default’ and focus on identify-first language. October 25, 2021 John Loeppky
The news industry needs to do more to make women feel supported, believed and safe There are many things we can do. Here’s a start. October 19, 2021 Hannah Storm
The Washington Post isn’t afraid to report on owner Jeff Bezos On Monday, it reported a story that calls out Blue Origin, the Bezos-owned space venture. October 12, 2021 Tom Jones
Blaming Facebook for all of society’s ills avoids a more unpleasant truth: The fault is ours We chose to participate. We choose to exercise no judgment. We choose to believe nonsense. October 8, 2021 Howard Saltz
