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“The ‘Trump bump’ is already waning. The question now is: How many of those readers will remain loyal and enter their credit card info again once the sense of alarm that moved them in the first place dissipates?” María Sánchez Díez

Stop pretending publishers are a united front

“Does anyone seriously believe that fewer lies on Facebook, a monthly check from Google, or bigger quarterly profits for newspaper companies will in themselves resolve any of these issues?” Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

The Objective StaffDecember 18, 2020

The media reckoning that came and went

Plus: The New York Post works to destroy trust in journalism, and Public Media for All.

Toward a wehrhafte journalism

“I hope that the past five years have taught journalists that their role is to contribute to democracy’s fortification and to defend it when necessary.” Jonas Kaiser

Canada steps up for journalism

“Canada has shown leadership in securing a future for journalism — but there is more that can be done.” Linda Solomon Wood

Covid-19 reporting has prepared us for cross-border collaboration

“In 2021, we have a chance to learn from a crisis we were largely unprepared to cover.” Patrick Butler

Facts are an insufficient response to falsehoods

“When confronted by falsehood, we need to tell the truth, of course, but we need to focus on truths bigger than a fact check: truths about network dynamics, the history of polarization, and the formation of political identity.” Whitney Phillips

Journalism enters rehab

“All of the misinformation disseminated by elected leaders and alt-right news organizations will need to be purged from our consciousness.” Natalie Meade

Laura Hazard OwenDecember 10, 2020

The Correspondent, De Correspondent’s English-language site, is shutting down on Dec. 31

The company saw “a projected loss of 900,000 euros in 2021, against only 1 million euros in revenue.”

Diara J. Townes and Claire WardleDecember 8, 2020

In 2021, it’s time to refocus on health and science misinformation

As the election recedes, medical and climate misinformation move to the forefront.