Lessons From China and India’s Newspaper Boom
How the print media in China and India are succeeding — and what America's ailing journalism industry might learn from them.
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Local TV News Spreads Cancer Fatalism
New research suggests watching local television news leads to fatalistic beliefs regarding cancer.
Coverage of Gay Marriage Far From Monolithic
A newly published study finds the issue of gay marriage has been framed quite differently in The New York Times compared to the Chicago Tribune.
Don’t Mistake the Messenger for the News Media
One observer suggests that efforts to rescue American journalism are generally more efforts to rescue American journalism companies.
Digital Disappearance
Never has the world historical and cultural record been more accessible — or more fragile.
Journalism 2.0 Effort Reverts to 1.0
A pioneering nonprofit Chicago news source has gone the way of many old-fashioned for-profit predecessors, but wants to resurrect itself as for-profit.
Journalism on Sale
As workers in an ailing industry look for new ways to peddle their skills, piecework paid for directly by the public becomes an option.
Nonprofit-Funded, University-Based News
Can journalism schools oversee the public-interest news organizations of the future? Yes, with caveats.
Will Critique Work for Food
As print newspapers listen nervously to the tolling of the bell, the fine arts and cultural journalism they once hosted searches desperately for a new place to chime.
Newspaper Ed Pages Flocking to Obama
Last week, our Tom Jacobs reported on a new study from Brown University academics that demonstrated newspaper endorsements…