Over the Horizon
A new British book, "Flat Earth News," provides a well-researched answer to the age-old question: Why are the news media so dumb?
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Making International News
Cristi Hegranes and her nonprofit train women around the world so they can help their communities — through journalism.
A/V Heritage In the Country But Not Out to Pasture
The Library of Congress' country home provides a nuclear blast-proof refuge for America's celluloid and audio treasures.
Survey: ‘Too Much’ Election Coverage
The media devotes too much attention to the White House race, Americans say in a just-released survey.
Will Someone Get the Lights? Preserving Home Movies
While watching home movies may be one definition of tedium, all those birthday parties and graduations are the history the books left out.
A Net Neutrality Business Plan
Hollywood powers are taking sides in the escalating debate over "net neutrality."
‘Orphan Film’ Selections From the Archives
These 10 ephemeral works from the last century provide a fascinating window into our culture of the past — for better or, oftentimes, for worse.
Films: Preserving ‘Everyday People’ History
Celluloid archaeologists are striving to preserve a fast-decaying historical resource and, at the same time, show the world what they've got.
Sign of the ‘Times’ … and ‘Miller-McCune’
An adaptation of an iconic Southern California freeway sign graces the cover of the premiere issue of Miller-McCune magazine. We used the image for our cover story regarding a European trade model that could help solve the U.S. immigration problem.
Two to Tango: Media Overlooks Secular Influence
Analysis: In the second part of an examination of "A Prejudice for the Thinking Classes," two professors argue that liberal-leaning outlets harp on religious conservatives' ties to GOP.