The Climate for Science Reporting July 5, 2011 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend A new report shows a surge in climate change coverage
How to Dow May 1, 2011 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend Careless coverage of the Dow Jones Industrial Average can mislead readers
The Public Screen February 23, 2011 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend A study on collective viewing experiences
Any Questions? January 27, 2011 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend Sociolinguists study the changes in presidential press conferences over five decades
In ACORN’s Shadow December 1, 2010 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend A new analysis of the community-organizing group’s history shows the media was less than fair
Snapshots of War September 30, 2010 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend WikiLeaks isn’t the first site to publish controversial material from a war zone
Philadelphia Story July 6, 2010 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend A study in the City of Brotherly Love suggests what’s been lost, and what can be gained
French Connections May 3, 2010 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend What do different press styles have to do with distinct political cultures?
True to Form February 25, 2010 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend Online journalism, like print journalism, can be a variety of things
Beyond Transparency January 8, 2010 By Michael Schudson and Julia Sonnevend Is more information always a good thing?