Must-reads of the week Podcasts meet investigative journalism in Reveal, The New York Times reshuffles its editorial meetings, and Bill O'Reilly plays to his bellicose strengths February 27, 2015 By The Editors
Washington Post staffer leaves for Starbucks-backed media startup February 26, 2015 By David Uberti Rajiv Chandrasekaran’s longform storytelling venture is backed by the coffee giant
Must-reads of the week February 20, 2015 By The Editors Native ads, feelings journalism, and a new New Republic
Must-reads of the week February 13, 2015 By The Editors David Carr passes away, Jon Stewart announces that he’s signing off, and Virginia lawmakers bash the media
Why David Carr is irreplaceable February 13, 2015 By Kira Goldenberg His column was journalism’s Monday-morning anchor.
The media remembers David Carr February 13, 2015 By Greg Marx Notable tributes and obituaries for the beloved New York Times columnist
Must-reads of the week February 6, 2015 By The Editors Covering the media-mute Marshawn Lynch, a spotlight on Stars and Stripes, and the WaPo’s interviews with the White House cow
Must-reads of the week January 30, 2015 By The Editors Andrew Sullivan’s impact on blogging, retiring from security journalism, and the uncertain future of The New York Times’ race beat
7 ways Andrew Sullivan changed blogging January 29, 2015 By Steven Waldman From attribution to pacing, the digital crusader has been one of the most significant writers of our time
Must-reads of the week January 23, 2015 By The Editors Pro-regime propaganda in Egypt, conflicts of interest among TV doctors, and Fox News’ Megyn Kelly moment
Must-reads of the week January 16, 2015 By The Editors Iran’s subtle censorship, what Genius means for music criticism, and the ritual anticipation of Fidel Castro death rumors.
Must-reads of the week January 9, 2015 By The Editors On publishing the Charlie Hebdo cartoons, governments’ media censorship, and reporting on FDA approved drugs
The Interview reinforces a negative view of US journalists December 30, 2014 By Peter W. Klein The history of kidnapped journalists is filled with tragic tales of reporters being mistaken for spies
2014 editor’s picks December 22, 2014 By Elizabeth Spayd Here are a few pieces from this year worth another read
Must-reads of the week December 12, 2014 By The Editors How to handle story corrections, a possible newspaper revival in Denver, and a message to journalism’s Silicon Valley owners.
Must-reads of the week December 5, 2014 By The Editors The New Republic implodes, Rolling Stone’s problematic rape story, and media divergence on the Eric Garner ruling
