Columbia Journalism Review - The voice of journalism

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Web Name: Columbia Journalism Review - The voice of journalism

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The Print Magazine The Election Issue: Covering an election amid a pandemic and an uprising Summer 2020 The Journalism Crisis Project: A weekly email exploring the impact of COVID-19 on the world of media and reporting It wasn’t easy to describe The Outline. That’s what made it great. Jul 2, 2020 By Jeremy Gordon On April 3, the day The Outline was shut down and its editorial staff let go, my coworkers and I received hundreds of messages in public and private that went a long way toward making me feel better about suddenly losing my job during a pandemic. Weirdly, one of the sentiments that made me feel... Saheed Vassell and the forgotten victims of police brutality Jul 1, 2020 By Akintunde Ahmad On April 4th, 2019, around 4pm, a crowd gathered on the corner of Utica Avenue and Montgomery Street in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. The weather was sunny and warm. The group had come for a memorial event: a year earlier, Saheed Vassell, a thirty-four-year-old Black man, had been shot and killed by a... Kayleigh McEnany, media critic Jun 29, 2020 By Bill Grueskin White House press secretaries make a good salary—around $183,000 a year, almost half the president’s pay. But taxpayers are getting a bargain in Kayleigh McEnany, who has taken on two roles: first, as the president’s spokesperson, and second, as a media critic, offering unsolicited but carefully researched and rehearsed critiques of news coverage writ large.... The most feared owner in American journalism looks set to take some of its greatest assets Jun 29, 2020 By Savannah Jacobson On December 3, 2016, the morning after the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland caught fire, killing thirty-six people, the East Bay Times’s new executive editor, Neil Chase, instructed his staff to throw their resources behind the story.  “They had been through a long series of years where there was all kinds of nickel-and-diming in news––‘don’t... The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists may be the only outlet whose approach to climate change is explicitly existential In November, just before I went to see Jerry Brown at the annual meeting of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, some eleven thousand climate experts signed a statement declaring “clearly and unequivocally that planet Earth is facing a climate... Mar 16, 2020 By E. Tammy Kim

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