Media & Communication: Research Guide

The country’s most prominent media owner-editor is detained and incarcerated. The image-conscious prime minister ignores a letter from United Nations

We’ve seen somespot-oncritiquesof themedia’s coverageof protests over the past month or so, pointing out that journalists are often framing protests

FBI agents did not follow Justice Department guidelines intended to protect journalists and their sources when they questioned Bryan Carmody

On Sunday, Richard A. Oppel Jr., Robert Gebeloff, K.K. Rebecca Lai, Will Wright, and Mitch Smith, of the New York

If, back in 2015, you had to choose a single format to be the centerpiece of a successful digital media

It’s getting harder to find anyone with a kind word these days for objectivityin the many recent critiques of the

Further tightening the screws on free speech in Russia just days after a national plebiscite effectively entrenched Vladimir V. Putin

Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications has selected Jeremy Gilbert (BSJ00, MSJ00), director of strategic initiatives

Simon & Schuster on Monday named Dana Canedy senior vice president and publisher of its namesake imprint, putting a former

The owner of the Daily Mirror, Daily Express and Daily Star newspapers is to cut 550 jobs, 12% of its

For Darrell Wrenn, selling Real Change is more than just his only source of income. He likes the drive into

Leading publishers invest in data science to predict who’s going to churn so they can prevent it. Advanced analytics can

Bemoaning uneven individual and state compliance with public health recommendations, top U.S. COVID-19 adviser Anthony Faucirecently blamedthe country’s ineffective pandemic

When a news photo makes its journey from a camera to publication, it passes through many devices, technologies and people.

New Zealand’s largest newspaper group has temporarily quit Facebook in a bold “experiment” aligning itself with aglobal boycott of the

George Floyd’s death under a Minneapolis police officer’s knee on May 25 outraged millions in the United States and around

Three years ago, when the American workplace at long last began to clean house, sweeping away the vestiges of “Mad

Local newspaper reporters who doggedly attend school board, planning commission and city council meetings and who scan police blotters and

“War is the locomotive of history,” said Leon Trotsky in 1922, arguing that social developments that would normally unfold over

The bids are in, and the bankruptcy auction is now on. Who will the board of newspaper company McClatchy choose

Publishers often experience a plateau in their digital subscription volumes. These plateaus occur when digital subscription starts and permanent stops

To fight the COVID-19 “disinfodemic,” journalists must move beyond simply debunking the false information spread online, three experts said during

From a virus that caged much of the world to a growing movement for racial justice in the United States,

The Australian Federal Police has referred a brief of evidence to prosecutors relating to the ABC’s investigation of alleged war

More evidence for the “little things” column.Last week, I wrote about howlittle nudges and checks can be surprisingly helpfulfor platforms

The killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, and the protests that followed, helped spark a debate in

Brazilian fact-checkers said a bill passed Tuesday intended to combat disinformation will create a massive surveillance network and make it

The BBC is to make 450 staff working on its regional programmes in England redundant as part of cost-cutting measures

TheCOVID-19 outbreakhas been a major national news story,dominating news consumptionandprompting frequent presidential press conferences. But it is also an importantlocalnews

A federal bankruptcy judge Wednesday delayed a ruling on whether a group of creditors can sue McClatchy Co. in connection