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Three years ago, The Guardian was convinced that virtual reality was about to enter the mainstream. In Oct. 2016, the

The National Enquirer, the supermarket tabloid that once published a photo of Elvis Presley in his coffin and later backed

Republican Congressman Devin Nunes of California is suing the McClatchy Corporation for a story his hometown newspaper published, exposing questionable activities of

Philippine journalist Maria Ressa petitioned the country’s Supreme Court on Thursday to lift the ban on her news organization, Rappler, imposed by Philippine

Print is BACK! At least as a conceptual model to understand how and why people consume and understand the news.

A year ago, without ceremony, The New York Times piloted ad placements based on the emotions certain articles evoke. “Project

Last Thursday, at 8:30am in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood, Liena Zagare, editor of the hyperlocal news site Bklyner, hailed commuters on

How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Claudio E. Cabrera, a

The last year has marked the point where everyone agrees something must be done about big tech–but no one actually

What do strong local newspapers do? Well, past research has shown they increase voter turnout, reduce government corruption, make cities financially healthier, make citizens