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Feb 14, 2018
Context, Corrections and Confusion
Sen. Jeff Flake recently extolled the virtues of a free press under siege by those who distort truth for political gain, and in the process, suggested a teachable moment.
Jan 25, 2018
Libel Is, and Libel Ain't
 The high bar for libel in the United States
Jan 09, 2018
2017 Year-End Report to the Board
 How sexual harassment issues affect how journalists do their job 
Jan 03, 2018
From a Babe's Mouth
 A look at the interrelated concerns that influence election outcomes
Dec 19, 2017
When Writing Wrongs
 Corrections and clarifications in the online archive    
Dec 08, 2017
Neo Nazis in the 'Hood
 Debate over whether we begun to “normalize” things that for years have been considered extreme, unacceptable, and even “deplorable”?
Nov 30, 2017
When News Hits Home
 Multiple issues involved with boots-on-the-ground media diversity 
Nov 20, 2017
Telling Them More
 The internet giveth, and it taketh away. Let’s talk about one of the gifts.

The digital revolution has popularized news in cyberspace as a marketplace where whatever one wants is easy to find.
Oct 26, 2017
Brown Is the New Black
 How crazy it was that two of the biggest Latin American news stories of 2017—the Central Mexico earthquake and Hurricane Maria—occurred during National Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States.