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We’ll keep pummeling people with facts that leave out context

“If we can’t give clear, accurate messages about something as transparent as an infectious disease, what hope do we have for the complexity of climate change?” Kendra Pierre-Louis

Newsrooms and civil society organizations team up

“Though not (yet?) very common in the U.S., projects involving both journalists and civil society organizations — usually advocacy groups, though not always — are a fast-growing trend globally.” Sarah Stonbely

Cross-border collaborations become easier and more balanced

“By working alongside local journalists as equal partners — not as assistants or fixers — newsrooms can finally put to rest the practice of ‘parachute journalism’ and build longterm, mutually beneficial relationships.” Wilson Liévano

A more normal news year?

“If it is, I hope we use the space freed up in our heads to learn some lessons from the craziness we have been through.” Richard Tofel

Solidarity eclipses objectivity as journalism’s dominant ideal

“Objectivity as an aspirational ideal ends up encouraging journalists to avoid addressing what matters.” Anita Varma

Aid to publishers will be politicized

“Populist alt-right and activist left-wing publications will use the tax credit as a cudgel to hammer reporters and editors for being in the pocket of the Biden administration.” David Skok

It’s not about ‘dominating the industry’ — it’s about cooperation

“As the audience for on-demand content surges, and as technologies and new markets better enable its production, we have a radical opportunity to democratize media.” Kerri Hoffman

Mark Coddington and Seth LewisNovember 16, 2021

Journalism internships are an education — in precarious work

Plus: What the shift to social media means for local news, how journalists imagine their professional autonomy, and how right-wing protests may be legitimated by coverage.

Stephen CushionNovember 1, 2021

Would enhancing the BBC’s fact-checking strengthen its perceived impartiality?

How broadcasters challenge false or misleading information while maintaining high standards of impartiality has become increasingly challenging.

Laura Hazard OwenOctober 28, 2021

Expensive, boring, and wrong: Here are all the news publications people canceled and why

From AdAge to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle.