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WEBCorridor of Mirrors. The Democratic Convention in Chicago, in August 1968, was surrounded by protesters and made bloody by police violence. Whiteside was on the scene, following along with CBS News. By Thomas Whiteside.
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WEBSep 10, 2024 · Most Recent. AI companies have a news problem. Journalists have the skills they need to fix it. Throughout the recent chaos in American politics, AI chatbots have struggled to stay abreast of the latest news. Reporting showed that, hours after the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump, ChatGPT said …
TikTok goes to court - Columbia Journalism Review
WEB22 hours ago · Opponents of the TikTok ban say that it mirrors crackdowns seen under some autocratic regimes. According to Jameel Jaffer, at Columbia University’s Knight First Amendment Institute, the ban is “an unwelcome throwback to an era in which the government exercised far-reaching control over Americans’ access to …
Onward - Columbia Journalism Review
WEBOnward. Sixty years ago, the Columbia Journalism Review debuted, tucked beneath a plain white cover. In an opening essay, “Why a review of journalism?,” the editors felt obliged to explain to readers what wasn’t at all obvious: the need for an outlet to critique the press. “There exists,” they wrote, “a widespread uneasiness about ...
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WEBNighttime Scanner. July 24, 2023 By Emily Russell. Dakota Santiago, a news photographer, roams the city in his car, listening in on police activity over a handheld radio. Across the country, many others do the same. But as departments move to encrypt their communications systems, that practice is at risk.
The tragic politicization of the Afghanistan withdrawal
WEB2 days ago · September 17, 2024 By Jon Allsop. A man distributes bread outside a bakery in Kabul in 2021, amid a hunger crisis in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris) a. b. Last month, President Trump visited Arlington National Cemetery with the families of soldiers killed in a suicide bombing during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan three years ...
Op-Ed: A new, collaborative model for mapping the U.S. local news ...
WEB1 day ago · Over the last few years, the energy around saving and strengthening local news has amped up. State-level policies to support local journalism have passed in New York, California, Illinois, and elsewhere thanks to efforts by groups like Rebuild Local News; new digital-native outlets are coming online with clear …
Year in Review - Columbia Journalism Review
WEBDec 29, 2022 · Throughout 2022, journalists called into Columbia Journalism Review’s podcast, The Kicker, to discuss some of the year’s top news stories with Kyle Pope, CJR’s editor and publisher.. Excerpted below are segments of these recorded conversations, in which journalists grapple aloud with their responsibilities, both as reporters and as human beings, to some of the most consequential stories ...
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WEBSep 4, 2024 · Convention and Cringe. August 22, 2024By Jaime Joyce. Kid reporters, now first-time presidential voters, on the coverage of Election 2024. Star Spangled Media petitioned lawmakers for press status. A leaky ad portal suggests ties to dark-money group. August 22, 2024By Pete Brown. 1.
Welcome to the new CJR - Columbia Journalism Review
WEBMar 2, 2015 · Welcome to the new CJR. March 2, 2015 By Elizabeth Spayd. a. b. The Columbia Journalism Review takes on a new look this morning, with an elegant, fresh design on its desktop, tablet and mobile sites. If you remember CJR’s old look we think you’ll welcome our new one: visually bold, with cleaner lines, easier navigation and gorgeous color ...
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