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Sarah ScireAugust 11, 2020

Outgoing New York Times CEO Mark Thompson thinks there won’t be a print edition in 20 years

Also, the Times now reaches about half of American millennials.

The days of press freedom in Hong Kong seem numbered

Laura Hazard OwenJuly 31, 2020

How much does fake coronavirus news affect people’s real-life health behavior?

And what about Trump’s hydroxychloroquine and bleach proclamations?

Gregory Francois and Shruti KediaJuly 29, 2020

South Africa’s Oxpeckers is powering up geo-journalism for investigative environmental reporting

Now, expanding beyond its home base in southern Africa, Oxpeckers has been developing new tools to cover the illegal wildlife trade.

Laura Hazard OwenJuly 17, 2020

Republicans and Democrats read a lot of the same news. What they do with it is a different question.

Plus what happens when climate facts get treated as climate opinions.

Adrian BardonJuly 6, 2020

Coronavirus responses highlight how humans are hardwired to dismiss facts that don’t fit their worldview

“It is Fauci’s profession of amazement that amazes me. As well-versed as he is in the science of the coronavirus, he’s overlooking the well-established science of ‘anti-science bias,’ or science denial.”

Kendra Pierre-LouisJune 24, 2020

It’s time to change the way the media reports on protests. Here are some ideas.

“People kept sharing these videos that were coming up and it was unambiguous what was going on. We weren’t looking at a stream of videos of violence erupting or clashes breaking out. We were looking at cops, attacking people.”

Laura Hazard OwenJune 9, 2020

“Women and people of color [are] more susceptible to discipline”: The Washington Post grapples with its social media policy in leaked memo

“People who are stars get away with murder.”

Joshua BentonApril 29, 2020

Could New Jersey be the home for a new solution to the local news crisis?

State law might be able to support the funding of local news the way it supports the funding of local libraries.

“Every day is Saturday” on YouTube, as traffic toward “authoritative” sources surges