Is it ever okay to name victims? Editors question the policy of omitting information in sexual assault and domestic violence cases October 24, 2014 By Nigel Duara
Michael Brown shooting and the crimes journalists choose as newsworthy August 28, 2014 By Alexis Sobel Fitts Examining why black suspects are covered at a greater proportion than they commit crimes
Why The New Yorker‘s radical feminism and transgenderism piece was one-sided August 6, 2014 By Jos Truitt
In the rise of race beats, echoes of history July 15, 2014 By Tracie Powell Reporters devoted to covering race and ethnicity find stories most others miss
Mainstream coverage of sexual assault on college campuses grew only after powerful men entered the conversation July 2, 2014 By Fiona Lowenstein The issue, long covered by reporters in the feminist space, attracted more coverage in the wake of a PSA from the executive branch
As newspapers cut their opinion sections, African American voices take a disproportionate hit June 12, 2014 By Tracie Powell Since 2008, newspapers have laid off, reassigned, or retired at least 21 black opinion writers
The demise of NPR’s Tell Me More can be traced to member stations June 5, 2014 By Tracie Powell Shows won’t succeed if affiliates won’t run them
The Atlantic‘s Coates discusses his epic reparations cover story May 27, 2014 By Jennifer Vanasco BuzzFeed Deputy Editor in Chief Shani Hilton interviewed Coates on Tuesday morning
Video: How net neutrality shifts may impact diversity online May 22, 2014 By Tracie Powell "Keep the playing field free and clear for everybody"
Post Abramson, women in journalism push for pay transparency May 16, 2014 By Kira Goldenberg A firing leads to an industry discussion
A laurel to ProPublica May 2, 2014 By Edirin Oputu A superlative investigative piece examines the resegregation of America’s schools
16 women whose digital startups deserve Vox-level plaudits April 14, 2014 By Ann Friedman A look at the media entrepreneurs who aren’t grabbing headlines
Tina Brown’s glossy feminism April 7, 2014 By Kira Goldenberg If only Tina Brown had been a feminist throughout her media career, rather than now that it’s fashionable
More female journalists means broader foreign coverage April 7, 2014 By Aparna Alluri A conference on women in media met at Columbia’s Journalism School on Saturday
Women were digital media pioneers, but there’s still a gender gap there March 24, 2014 By Meg Heckman Women are both underrepresented and underappreciated in the journalism startup world
Diversity–or lack thereof–in journalism startups, cont. March 18, 2014 By Emily Bell Emily Bell weighs in on the response to her Guardian column from last week
