The episode of the Ezra Klein Show raises great questions, even if we don’t yet have great answers.
Whatever side of the political aisle you might be on, one thing is clear: the US political journalists of this era have let us down.
Twitter has become the most immersive, most immediate way to follow breaking news. It has also become a critical communications channel during Hong Kong’s summer of unrest.
Apple News might be showing up traditional news organizations when it comes to keeping the electorate informed.
It’s a bit of a thrill contributing to a website that I’ve read and admired for so many years.
As trust in institutions continues to erode, one journalism startup is taking a fresh approach to covering the news.
It turns out people are willing to pay for quality… up to a point.
RSS readers have quietly become powerful tools while no-one was watching.
A startup magazine waits out the news cycle and then starts reporting.
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