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MIT Science Journalism Tracker Says African Rift Stories Example of “No News” Reporting

A spate of science coverage last week on a crack in Africa’s Great Rift Valley exemplifies one particular kind of...

In response to failing economic models, some pioneering newsmakers are coming at the problem from a different angle: non-profit journalism....

Unemployed journalists, check it out. Want to do enterprising, investigative journalism and get paid for it? Freedom, a magazine published...

New York Times story--“Afloat in the Ocean, Expanding Islands of Trash” by freelance writer Lindsey Hoshaw--looks like a normal Science...

We recently received a tip from a reader pointing us to an error in a New York Times story about...

If we can’t always trust health news (especially TV health news), at least it’s nice to know that media watchdogs...

When it comes to new media, I often look to Steve Buttry, Information Content Conductor for Gazette Communications in Cedar...

iMediaEthics recently mentioned the longtime animosity between the St. Petersburg Times and the Church of Scientology. So it comes as a...

Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy has responded to criticism of his restraint on the Dalton school’s newspaper in an interview...

Regret The Error’s Craig Silverman has a great post up at the Columbia Journalism Review about why journalists should learn math....