The Interview

The CNN correspondent prepares for one final day covering the celebrity trial of the year.

The author of a timely new book argues that freedom of speech has always been a “weaponized slogan.”

The editor in chief of The Continent on how African writers cover Africa differently.

Millions of young conservatives got their news, and political inspiration, from Kirk’s media operation.

As Defector turns five, the founding editor reflects on what he’s learned.

The creator of several popular long-form audio podcasts talks about a format in transition.

A recent book suggests American media can learn from European ownership structures.

Press freedom was thought to have improved slightly since the death of Robert Mugabe. Recent events suggest otherwise.

The new owner of the magazine on his plans for journalism that’s “taking the readers on a trip.”

The departing arbiter of the Pinocchios on his final days at the Post.

“Iran Window” has spent more than two decades as an independent reporter and documentary filmmaker.

Concorde flights, round-the-clock chauffeurs, and a bygone era of cultural gatekeeping.

The former Guardian editor has been keeping tabs on the challenges at the venerable broadcaster.

A conversation with the author of Bad Company.

Reporters Instructed in Saving Colleagues formally closed last month.