Journalism Archives - Page 9 of 31

How the youth in the US consumes its news?

by Muhammad Saqib Tanveer | Mar 24, 2023 | Changes in Journalism, New Business Models for Journalism in the Digital Age, Social Media in Politics and Journalism

I got an interesting opportunity to interact with high school students.I was interested in picking their brains on how they consume the news and do they follow news websites?

Interest in journalism grows, but ‘stronger political views’ might be a challenge

by FEYZA GUMUSLUOGLU | Mar 24, 2023 | Journalism, Journalism in the Trump Era, Politics

Student interest in journalism is on the rise across the United States. But some attribute this increase to the deepening polarization in the...

Tea with a Veteran Journalist: Conversations about the Past and the Future of the Profession

by Tarek KAI | Mar 24, 2023 | Changes in Journalism, Democracy, Journalism, Political Coverage, Politics

Tea was already ready when I reached Terry Wolkerstorfer’s home in St. Paul on that windy but sunny afternoon. It was a few hours before an awaited...

Freedom of expression at a crossroads: Section 230 and the spread of disinformation in America

by Fauziyya Tukur | Mar 22, 2023 | Democracy, Journalism, Journalism in the era of "fake news", Social Media in Politics and Journalism

Section 230 of the 1996 Communication Decency Act is a provision of the U.S. law that provides a legal framework for social media...

Trust in local news stays high, but self-censorship is part of the equation

by Alexander Uggla | Mar 22, 2023 | Changes in Journalism, Journalism

Local news outlets remain an integral part of small American societies. But when the news stories become too sensitive, reporters have to leave out...