Roman “news” was always more than information—it was power. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction The Roman...
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How Americans decide what ‘news’ means to them. Measuring people’s news habits and attitudes has long been...
The legacy of the early American partisan press is complex. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction The...
A problematic feature of American politics is the public’s susceptibility to believing political falsehoods. This study investigates...
In times of national triumph and tragedy, he gave voice to the conscience of the country. By...
“Authoritarian regimes are desperate to control the narrative of history and repress the truth.” By Julia ConleyStaff...
On all three freedoms – press, speech, and internet – there have been considerable partisan shifts since...
“We need an independent press that reports the truth without fear of retribution.” By Brett WilkinsStaff WriterCommon...
“This bogus investigation is an attack on the freedom of the press.” By Jessica CorbettSenior Editor and...
Progressives must get with the program to fight fire with fire. By Thom HartmannPolitical Commentator Republicans are...
Is it supply or demand? By Dr. Tin Cheuk (Tommy) LeungAssociate Professor of EconomicsWake Forest University Introduction...
Holding power to account. By Soliana SamsonPolitical Science and Political Economy StudentUniversity of California, Berkeley Introduction Between...
The subject inspired the drafting of the Bill of Rights. By Ian Henderson “All, too, will bear...
He is railing against the PRESS Act. By Jessica CorbettSenior Editor and Staff WriterCommon Dreams Journalists and...
Trump’s legal team took issue with a book. By Julia ConleyStaff WriterCommon Dreams “The press freedom fire...
His booster rhetoric overlooked some thorny issues. By Dr. Charles L. Ponce de LeonProfessor of History and...
Ancient Greek history blurs the line between fiction and what Dubois would call the “scientific” account of...
How can an industry experiencing systemic failure get back on its feet? By Dr. Rodney BensonProfessor of...
Tracing the roots of modern media to the Great War, when propaganda mobilized the masses. By Anne...
This isn’t just a journalism crisis: it’s a democracy crisis. And it’s a problem that we must...
Some of the ways Americans have defined and wrestled with the appropriate role of journalists in our...
Current and former employees describe Russian state television as an army. By Masha GessenStaff WriterThe New Yorker...
They require a fraction of the money or technical knowledge to produce. By Josh AxelrodFreelance ReportrJournalism Fulbright...
Artificial intelligence is likely to make the ‘fake news’ problem worse. But it can also be used...
Examining Casanova’s representations about both public and private spheres during ‘Great War;. The Path between Public and...
The United States dropped an additional three places the the World Press Freedom Rankings. By Stephanie SugarsSenior...
Esquire was one of the big success stories of the magazine boom of the 1930s. We are...
The Indian government was previously accused of targeting journalists. Amnesty International on Thursday demanded transparency from the Indian...
She opened the door for women in the political newsroom – and angered plenty in the process....
The different tactics that President Putin and the government have used to clamp down on journalists in...