Poynter Report special edition: The Pulitzer Prizes - Poynter
The Pulitzer board met at The Associated Press in NYC due to pro-Palestinian protests, highlighting the recognition of journalists' work covering the war in Gaza. [ more ]
Shut Out: Strategies for good journalism when sources dismiss the press - Poynter
Journalists face increasing challenges accessing sources due to tactics aimed at denying, delaying, and distracting them, impacting independent reporting and civic engagement. [ more ]
Kashmir Hill: They shouldn't be collecting photos from social media without people's consent, but they keep doing it and nobody's stopping them'
Clearview AI collected billions of photos without notifying websites or individuals, allowing for unprecedented identification capabilities with potential privacy violations. [ more ]
Pulitzer winners include Lookout Santa Cruz, AP, NYT, others
The Associated Press won a Pulitzer Prize for feature photography for its coverage of the global migration crisis centered on the U.S.-Mexico border. [ more ]
Moscow court rejects Evan Gershkovich's appeal, keeping WSJ reporter in jail until at least June 30
WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich remains jailed in Moscow on espionage charges, with appeals rejected and concerns over his well-being and motives behind his prolonged detention. [ more ]
President Biden will deliver a humorous speech roasting opponents at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner while emphasizing the importance of a free press. [ more ]
Wall Street Journal marks one year of reporter's detainment in Russian jail - Poynter
The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been detained in Russia for a year on espionage charges, prompting a staunch defense from his colleagues and the US government.
The Wall Street Journal has launched efforts to keep Gershkovich's story alive, working tirelessly to secure his release and denounce the false charges against him. [ more ]
Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, is detained in Russia on espionage charges despite denials from the Journal and U.S. government.
Russian President Putin is considering a potential exchange of Gershkovich for a Russian citizen imprisoned in Germany, leading to concerns about encouraging more incarcerations. [ more ]
Pulitzer Prizes in journalism awarded to The New York Times, The Washington Post, AP and others
The Pulitzer Prizes honored journalism and arts in 2023, with The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Associated Press winning multiple awards. [ more ]
Covering protests over the war in Gaza? Here's what journalists should be asking themselves - Poynter
Journalistic decisions on covering protests should be guided by clarity of purpose, relevance of visuals and quotes, and appropriate contextualization of facts. [ more ]
Gannett fired an editor for talking to me - Poynter
Sarah Leach, an editor at Gannett, was fired for sharing information with a reporter from a competing media company, raising concerns about company ethics and employee surveillance. [ more ]
"Objectivity" in journalism is a tricky concept. What could replace it?
The concept of objectivity in journalism is under scrutiny, with a shift away from its traditional definition causing negative perceptions among American journalists. [ more ]
Press Freedom Day: Why are journalists fleeing Pakistan? DW 05/03/2024
Journalists in Pakistan face security risks, financial struggles, and job dissatisfaction, leading to an exodus to North America and Europe for safety and stability. [ more ]
Samantha Barry: 'Getting the keys to my New York apartment, I felt like a power bitch. I couldn't dream that growing up in a council estate in Cork'
Samantha Barry, editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine, prioritizes life, hope, and happiness in New York while emphasizing confidence through self-kindness. [ more ]
The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
From pews to power stations: a history of interwar British architecture that some feared might not be published
Rosemary Hill prepared the late Gavin Stamp's manuscript on British interwar architecture for publication, showcasing his unmatched knowledge and superb writing skills. [ more ]
Shut Out: How the pandemic and polarization have had chilling effects on good journalism - and our conclusion - Poynter
Journalists face challenges with sources dismissing press due to COVID-19 and political polarization, impacting in-person relationships and reporting access. [ more ]
Shut Out: When sources won't engage with journalists - Poynter
Journalists facing obstacles in gaining access to information from sources in positions of power can hinder independent reporting and limit the public's right to know. [ more ]
We're hiring! Assistant Digital Editor, London office
The Assistant Digital Editor position at The Art Newspaper requires experience in writing, editing, working under pressure, and following editorial standards while contributing to various projects. [ more ]
amNY, Schneps Media win top honors at NY Press Association awards | amNewYork
Schneps Media, including amNewYork, achieved the highest point total in the 2023 NYPA Better Newspaper Contest, solidifying its position as the best local news organization in New York state. [ more ]
Irish Independent podcast series scoops award at prestigious New York Festivals Radio Awards
I'm Not Here To Hurt You podcast wins bronze award. The series uncovers the tale of Ireland's well-mannered bank robber, praised by major media outlets. [ more ]
Life After X: Journos Who Ditched Elon Musk's Twitter Speak Out
Twitter's importance in providing real-time information for journalists is diminishing due to high-profile exits like CNN's senior media reporter Oliver Darcy's departure amidst Elon Musk's influence. [ more ]
New York Local News Orgs to Get Tax Break, First in Nation
Local news organizations in New York are set to receive tax breaks to support the employment of journalists, highlighting the importance of independent journalism for democracy. [ more ]
Civil War' Director Explains Message Behind Film And Why California and Texas Join Forces Against President
The film 'Civil War' by Alex Garland explores themes of polarization, division, and extremism in the face of a fascistic U.S. president.
Garland intentionally depicts a red and blue state joining forces in the movie to avoid polarization and highlight the authoritarian actions of the president. [ more ]
Executive Turntable: Warner Chappell In Sync With Zync Veteran; RECORDS Promotions; Big Machine Makes Moves
Shelby DiPerri joins Warner Chappell Music as the new vp of creative sync with 15 years of experience in creative licensing.
Resident Advisor hires Gabriel Szatan and Rachel Grace Almeida as editor and deputy editor, respectively, bringing in-depth music journalism experience. [ more ]