The End of an Era: How Decades of Labor Strife, Mismanagement, and Economic Pressure Killed The Toledo Blade
By Liz Skalka Main Facts: The Fall of a Rust Belt Legacy On Labor Day,…
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Behind the White House Barricades: The Trump Administration, the Press Ban, and the Birth of "Trump TV"
By Betsy Morais Editor in Chief, Columbia Journalism Review Main Facts The United States has…
The Ellison Empire: Inside the Backroom Deal That Cleared Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery’s Massive Merger
By Amos Barshad Main Facts: A Historic Media Consolidation The American media landscape has fundamentally…
A Global Chill: Press Freedom Under Siege as Exiled Journalists Face US Detention and Domestic Outlets Face White House Bans
Introduction Across the globe, the architecture of independent journalism is experiencing an unprecedented stress test.…
The Crisis of Open-Source Intelligence: When Visual Investigations Can No Longer Prove What Is Real
On the evening of October 17, 2023, an explosion tore through the courtyard of the…
The Fragile Archive: Investigative Triumphs, Digital Disappearances, and the High Stakes of Modern Journalism
Introduction: The Dual Crises of Exposure and Erasure In an era defined by an overwhelming…
Anatomy of a Journalism Scandal: Inside the New York Times Defamation Trial and Its Historic Loss
It is rarely a reassuring sign when a standards editor fires off an urgent email…
The Art of the Refusal: Anna Holmes on The Power of No, Media Complicity, and the Struggle to Say No
Main Facts In her new book, The Power of No (Crown), veteran journalist, author, and…
Accountability, Artificial Intelligence, and Access: A Critical Examination of Modern Journalism
By CJR Staff Published in Collaboration with the Columbia Journalism Review Introduction: The Changing Landscape…
The Fairy Godmother of Independent Media: How Ruth Ann Harnisch Reshaped Modern Journalism Philanthropy
By the CJR Editorial Desk Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. If you were…
