The lines are blurring. Where traditional journalism ends and content creation begins is no longer a clear border, but a dynamic frontier demanding a new ethical map. As journalists adopt the tools ...

When the news media covered the Black Lives Matter protests of the summer of 2020, it grappled with questions about “objectivity.” Some reporters spoke out against traditional journalistic ...

The atmosphere was charged with optimism as about 200 news leaders and foundation executives convened a journalism conference at Stanford University. Their shared objective: Devise a comprehensive ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. It might seem like conventional wisdom among journalists that while the ...

Philanthropy is increasingly becoming a linchpin in the preservation of independent journalism, helping to fill the vacuum created by newspapers' decline.

Every other conversation about journalism seems to be about it dying. But it’s not dead yet, and the best hope to save it is already here — if we let it. The emerging field of data journalism has ...

We see misinformation on traditional mainstream media as well. Holding people who are doing journalism on social media to different standards than traditional journalists is a bad habit.

Journalistic language is evolving — from informing audiences to appeasing search engines — where traditional values now bow to production demands.