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No one trusts journalism anymore, and that’s a problem
There are clichés about journalism that many journalists use to justify their work. Journalism is supposed to tell the truth to power. This is the first draft in history. He comforts the afflicted and afflicts the comfortable. News is…
Journalism in Central America helped communities weather the pandemic | Covid-19
(The Conversation is an independent, nonprofit source of information, analysis, and commentary from academic…
Scottish Catholic journalism experiences a revival with new magazine
The Scottish Catholic launch heralds a renaissance of Catholic journalistic integrity and ethics in Scotland, says Jason Osborne
The pandemic has wreaked havoc in all aspects of the Church and Church-related life, with Catholic media no…
Falmouth Packet staff dubbed “clowns” and ordered to resign by attackers
A weekly newspaper fought back after its reporters were dubbed "clowns", asked to resign and said they "should be ashamed" of online attackers.
The Falmouth Packet has hit back at readers who see journalists as a "fair game" for abuse after…
From the Editor: Journalism, like freedom, is not free | Chroniclers
It's not often that I'm called by my name in a letter to the editor. It is even rarer when I write such a letter as they tend to be akin to personal attacks and rants rather than productive speech.But this week, reader…
The Day – Crowdsourcing of our investigative journalism project
Do you know what happens when someone assumes they know something, without actually confirming that it's true? I won't assume you do.The saying goes that when you assume it "makes you and me a fool".As a local newspaper, it is easy!-->…
Campaign, Inform and Give – Why Journalism Matters at BirminghamLive
2021 has been a momentous year for BirminghamLive as we campaigned, informed and played our part in the local community. There are tens of thousands of loyal Brummies - and more from the Black Country, Worcestershire, Solihull,!-->…
Liverpool journalist Echo wants press to be more LGBT + ‘inclusive’
A regional journalist specializing in covering the LGBT + community of his patch called on the press to become a "truly inclusive workforce."
Liverpool Echo reporter Oliver Adams, who describes himself as openly gay, pleaded amid what he…
Pleasant Grove High Journalism Department nominated for Pacemaker, Individual Awards
TEXARKANA, Texas - The 2020 edition of Pleasant Grove High School's "The Edge" newspaper was named a Pacemaker finalist by the National Scholastic Press Association last month, and various individual awards were announced for PG staff and…
Why journalism is important to ECHO Liverpool
Today marks the start of the Journalism Matters campaign - a weeklong campaign to highlight the importance of reliable reporting - bigger than ever in the past 20 months. Here at the Liverpool Echo, we have a long and proud history of!-->…