2023 February - page 2 - Columbia Journalism Review

A walk in the park

June 9, 2023 By Kyle Pope

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The Messenger is a news startup, but it feels like a blast from the past

May 18, 2023 By Mathew Ingram

Q&A: Exiting founders of Florida op-ed collaborative talk jump-starting the state’s climate conversation

May 18, 2023 By Covering Climate Now

Q&A: Pesha Magid on an existential election for press freedom in Turkey

May 17, 2023 By Jon Allsop

What a national-security regulator could mean for media deals

May 16, 2023 By Jon Allsop

Lessons emerge as the dust settles on CNN’s Trump town hall

May 15, 2023 By Jon Allsop

Journalism’s Essential Value

May 15, 2023 By A.G. Sulzberger

Alissa Quart: Reimagining reporting on a recession

May 12, 2023 By Emily Russell

Corporate Control of Public Information

May 11, 2023 By Victoria Baranetsky

Does the end of BuzzFeed News mean the death of social journalism?

May 11, 2023 By Mathew Ingram

Svitlana Oslavska: Documenting war on her home front

May 10, 2023 By Emily Russell

Q&A: Aanu Adeoye on covering the long tail of Nigeria’s presidential election

May 10, 2023 By Feven Merid

The tragic deaths the British press is reluctant to cover

May 9, 2023 By Jem Bartholomew

The vulture fund that picked American newspapers apart has a new target

May 9, 2023 By Julie Reynolds

Trump and the TV time machine

May 8, 2023 By Kyle Pope

Is BlueSky the next Twitter, and if so would that be a good thing?

May 4, 2023 By Mathew Ingram

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