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A Toxic Work World
Today’s post was shared by Jon L Gelman and comes from www.nytimes.com Photo Credit Lilli Carré FOR many Americans, life has become all competition all the time. Workers across the soc…
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The Society of Professional Journalists is the nation's most broad-based journalism organization, dedicated to encouraging the free practice of journalism and stimulating high standards of ethical behavior.
Are plans to change the Official Secrets Act a threat to journalism?
Plans to update and expand the Official Secrets Act have been attacked as a ‘licence for cover-ups’ that could be used to thwart legitimate investigative journalism
Why They’ll Never Remake Network
Contemporary journalism is a tragedy, not a Hollywood satire.
Journalism, Even When It’s Tilted
The question of who is a journalist is important, partly because when it comes to divulging national secrets, the law grants journalists special protections that are afforded to no one else.
How Journalism Obscures State Violence
If journalists care about the truth, we need to abandon passive language and the myth of 'objectivity.'
Why Journalists Love War
Most reporters aren’t seeking a fight with Russia. But the incentives for war reporting are hard to resist.
How to Find and Support Trustworthy Journalism
If you are hungry for news you can trust, journalism that helps you make decisions about your community, reporting that holds power to…
Are western journalists in Turkey self-censoring?
It would be better for western journalists to leave Turkey than to become complicit in the propaganda that Turkey’s increasingly erratic leader promotes.
Five reasons why the deficit should be bigger, not smaller
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Meet the Journalist who conceal the Bilderberger's Secrets
We are change breaks down the lack of main stream media coverage for Bilderberg, and exposes the Journalist helping to keep the meeting a secret.
How to build a newsroom culture that cares about metrics beyond pageviews
"The most powerful predictor for how metrics adoption will go in a newsroom is whether reporters are interested in how their communities experience and respond to journalism."
We’re building a better system for tracking source diversity
Every news organization should be able to answer the question: “Does your journalism accurately reflect the communities you serve?”
Why Journalists Always Tap the Brakes on Terrorism Stories
The media are guilty of a double standard on terror attacks.
What Journalists Can Learn from Organizers: A Guide
After years of experimenting with how organizing can be used to promote, strengthen and shape local journalism, we developed a guide for newsrooms and reporters.
A guide: 10 steps to more inclusive reporting
Despite decades of making a case for more inclusion and representation in journalism, most newsrooms are still not an accurate mirror of the society they seek to capture and inform.
Are Saudi arms sales more important than a butchered journalist?
Will we sell our souls and our values for a business deal?
Which group is trusted even less than politicians? Hint, it's not journalists
We asked Australians how much they trust politicians and celebrities and seven other professional groups. The results might surprise you.
How Did Things Get So Bad for Turkey’s Journalists?
The free press is always a casualty along the road to authoritarianism.
How German journalists are using Snapchat to teach teens about the Holocaust
The social media format can't replace history books, but it does create a surprising intimacy between viewer and subject.
