A news photo editor’s nightmare is an art director’s dream When it comes to text-to-image technology, the future is now. But with it arrives a host of ethical and legal questions. November 11, 2022 Andrew DeVigal
Greeks don’t trust their media. Fact-checkers are trying to help The challenges facing media outlets across the globe are varied and widespread, but they appear to be particularly severe in Greece. October 10, 2022 Louis Jacobson
Opinion | Journalism and Big Tech continue to build on a bed of sand While large publishers can better roll with the changes, there are ways for local organizations to find an advantage. October 7, 2022 David Cohn
The FBI is about to release incomplete and inadequate crime statistics Here’s a guide for journalists who want to use them and members of the public who want to understand them. October 5, 2022 Kelly McBride
How partisan television media fuels persistent echo chambers ‘Partisan media exercises real power, in part because its consumers don’t want to watch alternatives.’ September 27, 2022 Annie Aguiar
Opinion | Local media provide sizable solutions to global crises At a time when disinformation and state repression are suffocating the free press, local media are the perfect antidote to global crises. September 23, 2022 Preethi Nallu
Opinion | CNN ‘hewing toward the center’ is not necessarily good for our democracy Pushing for fairness and completeness in journalism is never a bad idea. But presenting 'both sides' sometimes can be. September 20, 2022 Tom Jones
We need to teach student journalists about on-the-job harassment A Northeastern survey of student journalists provides a sobering snapshot of what happens when we send our students out into the field. September 14, 2022 Meg Heckman
Opinion | A revelation in Maggie Haberman’s new book stirs debate about reporters withholding information The NYT reporter's book includes an eyebrow-raising quote from Trump about not leaving the White House. Should she have shared it sooner? September 13, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | Why editors must avoid carceral voyeurism As an incarcerated writer, I too often encounter publications demanding sensational content with shock value about events inside the prison walls. September 1, 2022 Ryan M. Moser
