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‘I’m sure they’re going to get a Pulitzer for this’: The internet responds to photos of Chris Christie’s beach day
The (Newark, New Jersey) Star-Ledger has proof, and the internet is living for it. When New…
3 early food editors who did a lot more than share recipes
"These were journalists who were doing important things that went well beyond the perceived fluff…
N.C. news outlets sue UNC for records in cheating case
State school won't release records about employees.
Deception? Price gouging? Subscription scam? Top magazine titles won’t say a thing
The "full Bill Cosby."
Anchors met in secret with Darren Wilson
There's money in licensed photos, but otherwise it's all about comfort and timing.
Today in Media History: Do you remember these old AOL commercials?
On November 24, 1998, America Online (AOL) announced that it would be acquiring Netscape Communications…
Andrew Beaujon heading for Washingtonian
Poynter’s news editor, Andrew Beaujon, announced to staff Friday that he’s leaving for Washingtonian, where…
In St. Louis, high school journalists are telling their own stories about Ferguson
"They were part of it."
3 lessons from the G20 Summit ‘Factcheckathon’
"So fact-checking doesn’t set the heart racing; but it doesn’t need to be dull either."
I’m dreaming of a Christmas without holiday clichés
It’s beginning to look a lot like laziness from headline writers across America: The result…
New York magazine creates ‘pop-up blogs’
The magazine has created four blogs around specific themes
‘Desperation can be your best ally’ and other lessons from Mario Garcia’s master class
“I’m not going to say that it’s as bad as the Titanic, but you see…
Want to cover Will and Kate? Fill out an application, and don’t wear jeans
This thing is shaping up to be a royal you-know-what.
