I recently saw a tweet pleading, “We need more minorities in journalism.” As a minority former journalist, this struck a nerve. I remembered when I was five years into the business working in Boulder, ...

Mr. Bornstein and Ms. Rosenberg are journalists and the creators of Fixes, an Opinion series highlighting solutions to social problems that ran from 2010 to 2021. See more of our coverage in your ...

Breaking news! “Tiger Woods Cheating Scandal!” Two days before the Tiger Woods car crash on November 27, 2009 the National Enquirer jumped on a possible scoop that did not disappear. Mainstream media ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. This week marks my last newsletter for the Journalism Crisis Project; soon, I’m moving on to a new opportunity. It’s been an ...

Misinformation thrives when local news dies. Local news is critical to keeping residents informed and holding government officials accountable. But thanks to dominant tech companies like Google and ...

Argentina's daily newspaper, La Nación, is on a mission to take data journalism to the next level. A year ago, it was well on its way: it had put together a data team, led by Momi Peralta Ramos, that ...

Tenth in a series on teaching entrepreneurial journalism. This post is excerpted and adapted from an article originally published in Spanish in Revista Mexicana de Comunicación. Latin American ...

It was the kind of question you frequently hear at press conferences. The kind that often elicits short, cliche-filled responses. That’s largely because the query was less a question than it was a ...