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The Dangers of Americans Reading Less and Scrolling More
"Younger consumers are more likely to watch a 90-second TikTok summary of a political issue rather than read a long-form analysis from a traditional media outlet."
Why Mark Pope’s Comments on Journalism Should Resonate Across Sports Media
"Mark Pope's message was fundamental: choose substance over shortcuts. Authenticity over gimmicks. Long-term trust over short-term validation."
Pablo Torre Laments the Latest Layoffs by the Washington Post
"What you’re losing is another place where people can get accountability."
Dan Le Batard’s Missed Opportunity Proves Journalism Still Needs Defenders
"Journalism hasn’t disappeared — but too many people have stopped standing up for it when it matters most."
Sports Media’s Criticism of Lynn Jones’ Conduct Showcases a Giant Hypocrisy
"This is a case of 'but journalism has always been done this way'."
Legendary Author John Feinstein Dead at Age 69
"A distinguished career at The Washington Post, 45 books including Season on the Brink."
Dennis Dodd Announces Retirement After 27 Years at CBS Sports
"I am proud to have worked alongside true professionals. I’ll miss all my friends and colleagues in the business. Time for new adventures."
ESPN Signs Dan Wetzel as a Senior Writer
“I want to thank Jimmy Pitaro, Burke Magnus, Chris Buckle, Mike Foss, and Mike Drago for believing in me and providing this opportunity to join an incredibly talented staff,”
Journalism Has Never, and Will Never, Be Unbiased
Every single outlet and tabloid will tell you they don’t have an agenda. This is a lie.
Study: Republicans Make Up Less Than 4% of American Journalists
In 2013, 7.1% of journalists called themselves Republicans. In the first study in 1971, that figure was 25.7%.