The Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal fires foreign affairs correspondent for ties to gunrunner
The Wall Street Journal has fired Jay Solomon, its chief foreign affairs correspondent, after the…
WSJ union report shows persistent gender pay gap at Dow Jones
The union that represents many journalists at The Wall Street Journal has published an analysis…
Is Facebook serious about helping publishers find subscribers? Industry leaders are watching carefully
The Holy Grail of the news business these days is figuring out how to turn…
Politico becomes the latest newsroom to cut down on flabby stories
The Washington Post did it. The Wall Street Journal did it. Now Politico has become…
5 questions with Jessica Yu
This profile initially appeared in The Cohort, Poynter's bi-monthly newsletter about women kicking ass in…
The Wall Street Journal left its paywall up on Election Day and saw a subscriber bump
The conventional media wisdom goes like this: When big news strikes, news organizations should tear…
The Wall Street Journal isn’t endorsing Donald Trump
In an editorial on Sunday, the right-leaning editorial page of The Wall Street Journal made…
Layoffs hit The Wall Street Journal
America's business newspaper of record is cutting its staff today, part of an effort to…
In a vulgar election, news organizations green-light profanity
Several major U.S. news organizations have similar standards governing the use of profanity. In general,…
What’s Cheddar? With freewheeling livestreams and off-the-cuff commentary, it certainly isn’t CNBC
The floor of the New York Stock Exchange was in its typical mild frenzy as…
Here are 81 journalism internships and fellowships for application season
Update: You can check out our internship and fellowship list for 2016 here. For most…