Tag: journalism
Democracy Dies At The Washington Post Editorial Board
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Matt Taibbi: Why “Securing Democracy” Will Be Taught in Journalism Schools
Journalists Attack the Powerless, Then Self-Victimize
The Journalistic Censorship Industry Suffers Well-Deserved Blows
Glenn Greenwald on the Biden Administration and Expanding Censorship
Threat to Journalism Remains Despite Rejection of Assange Extradition
Chris Hedges: The Ruling Elite’s War on Truth
On Contact: Taibbi and Hedges on the Media Landscape
Glenn Greenwald on His Resignation from the Intercept
10 Ways to Call Something Russian Disinformation Without Evidence
Journalists Need to Be Clear About a Clear Threat to Democracy
Assange Extradition and the War on Journalism
The Devil’s Harvest: The Search for Justice in California’s Central Valley
Trump Is Not Immune to the Pandemic’s Political Death Sentence
Patrick Cockburn: The Cynical Forces Behind America’s Forever Wars
‘Redacted Tonight’: Scheer & Camp on the Fall of American Journalism, China, and the Economy
Jennifer Gollan: Care Home Operators Rake in Millions, Pay Workers $2 an Hour for 24/7 shifts
Emelie Mahdavian and Su Kim: The Extraordinary Film that Will Change Your Mind About Refugees
Aaron Glantz: The Bipartisan Profiteers Who Demolished the American Dream
Scott Z. Burns: America’s Darkest Secrets Are Laid Bare in ‘The Report’
Peter Richardson: Democracy Dies Without Alternative Media
Edward Wasserman: Has Freedom of the Press Become an Illusion?
Patt Morrison: The Uncomfortable Truth About Journalism’s Glory Days
Jeff Cohen: The Biggest Threat to Free Speech No One Is Talking About
Nick Goldberg: Are Billionaire Newspaper Owners Bad for Journalism?
Seymour Hersh on Witnessing American War Crimes in Vietnam
