Who's behind the news?
Who's behind the news?
The latest on the news industry
Bridge institutions like museums, zoos, and botanical gardens advance scientific research, despite Trump’s assault
The Boulder community radio station’s new resilience hub offers a blueprint for public-interest journalism in a time of closures and consolidation
Nile Southern and Maeve Conran on KGNU, local trust, and why community radio matters
Librarian Jessamyn West on why libraries are targeted by authoritarians, and how they will survive anyway
A list of some of the best features, interviews and guides we've recently published.
Director of the Data Liberation Project comments on preserving and publishing data, forming academic-journalistic collaborations, and creati...
Kunal Purohit talks about his new report on the growth of H-Pop music on streaming platforms
Gordon Whiting on Ramnath Goenka, press freedom, and why some acts of resistance could only happen in print
Bold and clever Ramnath Goenka risked much to defy censorship and defend press freedom
Louis Jenkins, Charles Simic, and the strange literary form that refuses to stay in its lane
Gordon Whiting on AI, news publishers, public archives, and the fight to preserve the journalistic record
Major news publishers are blocking the Wayback Machine from archiving their stories. The reason given is AI. This makes no sense.
Gordon Whiting on the knowledge sector, Prairie Fire, and the fight to preserve information
Stephen Crane’s “A newspaper is a collection of half-injustices” still feels uncomfortably modern
The Daily Official Journal of the United States Government
Newsjunkie publisher Gordon Whiting expands on his recent article
Threats to personal data and newsroom's security are real, persistent, and growing.
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