Some Newspaper Endorsements for President Matter a Lot
Research on the last two contests finds that, under specific circumstances, endorsements can significantly increase a candidate’s chances…
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The Continued Decline of the Alt-Weekly
What the death of the iconic City Paper means to Philadelphia.
The Evolving Obituary
The unusually candid obituary for Coleen Sheran Singer received widespread attention. Is it a sign of a changing format?
That Time a Newspaper Stared Down the Country’s Largest Advertiser and Won
A little-remembered incident helped establish the notion that news organizations could and should preserve their independence from advertisers.
Jason Collins, Revisited
A new study explores how newspapers and social media framed a historic first.
How Different Countries Involved in the Iranian Nuclear Negotiations Reported on That GOP Letter
He-said-she-said has rarely been so fun to read.
Media as Both Weapon and Defense in the Mexican Drug War
The impact of social media and the press on the drug war, and vice versa.
‘The New York Times’ Is Dying
Hardly. Brain drain is an indicator of success, a sure sign of a talent refinery at work.
Today in Saving Print: The Green Bay Packers Model
Via The Guardian: A bad call but a great metaphor A German newspaper, Die Tageszeitung, has figured out how…
How Google Disrespected Mexican History
Opinion: Anything can happen when Google gets involved in digitizing national treasure troves of archived information, warns a frustrated scholar.