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4 takeaways from NPR, PBS testimony on Capitol Hill
The House subcommittee hearing was led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., who has accused the two networks of profound liberal bias. -
Former editor Marty Baron criticizes owner Bezos’ interference in Washington Post
He says traditional media needs to better serve its audience, build back trust and deliver facts with “authenticity.” -
Student journalists struggle for independence when cash is hard to find
As journalism comes under attack, student-run outlets struggling for financial independence fight back. -
GBH News’ general manager to step down May 31
Her four-year tenure, which began during COVID-19 in 2020, saw a significant push into multiplatform journalism but more recently, those efforts were overshadowed by an internal investigation into newsroom culture. -
Nicholas Kristof on his new memoir, ‘Chasing Hope: A Reporter's Life’
The autobiography comes from one of the best-known journalists working today. -
Hispanic media staple El Planeta celebrates 20 years
Ulloa says wide-ranging coverage is important, especially for newcomers to Massachusetts. -
How should the media cover Donald Trump's violent messages?
When is it appropriate to show that imagery in coverage? And what does hiding it accomplish? -
How the nearly 50-year-old 'The Soiling of Old Glory' continues to make an impact
Photographer Stanley Forman captured a desegregation protest at City Hall Plaza that roiled the nation. -
A Boston Globe columnist becomes part of a story on medical aid in dying
The paper says he erred, but published the piece anyway. -
The Baltimore Sun has been sold to a conservative broadcast chief
Ownership of The Baltimore Sun is shifting from a global hedge fund known for cost-cutting to a local TV owner known for supporting conservative causes.
