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Corp for Public Broadcasting Invests in Journalism Jobs

Good news for journalists? As newspapers across the country have been slashing jobs the past few years, journalists have struggled...

Thanks to the Internet, a simple Google search of a person’s name can now quickly turn up that police record you...

It’s not the 1990s anymore. Back then, if you wanted to submit a letter to the editor, you had to...

The New York Times got “punked” this April Fools' Day by a New York personal injury attorney. The newspaper, it...

Each of us has been involved in the polling enterprise for over thirty-five years, so this skepticism about media polling...

Fox News Channel’s promotional clips for Sarah Palin’s new show, Real American Stories, have left the channel with a lot...

Was a mysterious sea creature found in the deep ocean? Recent sensationalized media and blog coverage of a sea isopod...

How much attribution is sufficient when posting information from a news organization onto another Web site or blog? That question,...

The Catholic League of New York and the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission of California have signed on to support Larry Grard,...

When I read David Broder’s recent column, dated April 1, I thought for sure it was an April Fool’s joke....