This bit of physical comedy is yet another reason that newspapers must die. Comedian Josh Fadem performs this Buster Keaton-worthy short film that sho...
Try getting on TV if you're telegenic with an instinct for news. Try again if you lost an eye as a poverty-stricken child from Yemen where even your r...
It's a very ambitious plan that will require a gargantuan effort on journalists' part given the stakes involved, as members of parliament and ministers are not obliged to divest themselves of business interests.
If the Washington Post does not start thinking and acting like a national paper, it will die the inevitable death of a regional one.
In 1902, a letter was delivered to Monsieur le Baron de Thénard, at Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris. It was from a mechanic, demanding payment for the work he had done on the baron's yacht. In 2012, the letter was found in a wall.
In 2010, Washington Post writer Gene Weingarten lamented about the damage that digital media had done to headlines. No longer, he wrote, could they be...
In just a few short weeks we'll be closing the books on 2012. And what a year's it's been.
Over the years, I have cleaned up my act. Now my desk is so neat that it looks like I don't do any real work, which I don't.
I am not only of the generation who grew up reading newspapers, I also spent my entire adult life working for them. And yep, here I am, now writing for the largest news content site within 12 universes. I've transitioned, as they say.
This story originally appeared on NABJconvention.org. Kenneth Lewis sat in the Tout De Suite Cafe at Algiers Point with two copies of The Times-Pic...
If you didn't know any better, you'd think these headlines were evidence that the agency assigned to protect America's transportation systems had turned a corner. You probably know better.
More staffers are speaking out against the New York Times in the protracted battle over contract negotiations, saying that they feel betrayed by the m...
Most of the current staff will graduate before the paper goes under. We'll take our clips and our experience to graduate schools and publications across the country. But for most of us, our time at The Daily Campus wasn't just a means to that end.
LONDON (AP) — Detectives pursuing British tabloid phone hacking in 2006 quickly concluded that the practice was not confined to a rogue News of the ...
When Washington died, the phrase which spread the country was: "First in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen." While this may be almost universally true today, it was not when the man held office.
ORLANDO, Fla. — A newspaper is asking a Florida judge to make public most of the sealed documents from the trial of Casey Anthony, who left jail...
The newsroom concept is an idea that has been catching on in countless communities where hyperlocal news is now king.
Although it may be said that it's a tough economic time to start a newspaper, a group of homeless people in New Haven, Conn. are doing just that. WT...
In order to put that special Radiohead album release twist on their latest effort, The King Of Limbs, the avant-rock explorers are giving away a free ...
In an age where Photoshop is the most used artistic medium, it is refreshing to learn about a contemporary artist who manually creates complicated pie...
How many of the thousands of media companies that are now dependent almost exclusively on advertising revenues will survive intact to 2020 without mak...
This week, a group of more than 130 former legislators, both Republicans and Democrats, released a letter urging for civility and encouraging candidates, once elected, to focus on cooperation to face our country's greatest challenges.
