“We no longer have the luxury to be sideline observers to history.” I filed my first story about the coronavirus 10 months ago — before we knew that a global pandemic would dominate our year; before ...

When we discuss anything that bothers us, we frequently fall into the temptation to say things were once better. I will avoid that in this text because I have no idea when people forgot what ...

Defining a journalist and journalism is both elusive and problematic. As journalism undergoes a profound shift toward the electronic, it is difficult to figure out who is covered by the term -- and ...

Thanks to the American Society of News Editors, we can now read the compromise shield law hashed out last week by the White House, news-industry lobbyists, and the Senate Judiciary Committee. There ...

IT is a pity that we cannot get on without definitions, but there is too much convenience in them, too much safety. They accoutre us, they marshal us the way that we are going, they help us along the ...

The arrival of generative artificial intelligence has unsettled journalism in familiar ways. Traffic models look fragile.

Seasoned Iranian journalist Masoud Behnoud recently shared with IJNet his thoughts on journalism ethics. A journalistic code of ethics should be universally accepted, Behnoud said, but often a lack of ...

TriplePundit, a platform that has reported on sustainability since 2005, is adding what it calls solutions journalism—that is, stories on how companies can attack the problem. It’s a worthy goal. And ...