What the Princess Kate photo reveals about misinformation threats during elections At SXSW, CNN and the Washington Post editors explained that seeing is no longer believing, and how their outlets handled the image March 14, 2024 Alex Mahadevan
Opinion | As AI use grows, we must articulate ‘the enduring principles that define journalism’ As a global society, we have not updated these principles for the digital era. Here's our opportunity. March 13, 2024 Amy Mitchell
Opinion | Journalism must cover AI as a shared future that awaits us all, whether we want it or not An assessment of the boons, banes and boondoggles awaiting an unwary public without follow-up coverage March 12, 2024 Michael Bugeja
During elections, campaigns and the press no longer depend on each other like they used to Skepticism of the media is driving Republican campaigns away from the press. New data suggests that strategy is working for them. March 7, 2024 Dr. Phillip Arceneaux
Opinion | An Iowa reporter was refused legislature access for 5 years — a frightening denial of press freedom It took a federal lawsuit for Bleeding Heartland’s Laura Belin to finally gain access to the press bench at the Iowa House. February 27, 2024 Laura Belin
An illustrated Poynter guide to using unnamed sources in your reporting Anonymous, off the record, on background … there's a lot of lingo here. February 26, 2024 Annie Aguiar
Why the juvenile suspects in the Chiefs parade shooting haven’t been named, unlike Kyle Rittenhouse When deciding to name a minor suspect, news organizations should weigh a person’s right to privacy and the public’s right to know, experts say February 26, 2024 Sara Swann
How PolitiFact improved social media trust (and how your newsroom can do it, too) Over 100 days, we used these methods to improve our trust with audiences that only casually engage with our content. February 23, 2024 Ellen Hine
What is fair reporting? You be the judge Newsweek launched a Fairness Meter for its stories in 2023 in an effort to restore trust in the relationship between the public and the news media. February 16, 2024 Nancy Cooper
Do criminals steal in New York and spend in Florida? Scrutinizing a CNN analyst’s claim The remark, from CNN law enforcement analyst John Miller, offers a lesson on how cable news can encourage unchecked speculation. February 9, 2024 Louis Jacobson