The Columbia Journalism Review is a biannual magazine for professional journalists that has been published by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism since 1961.
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- by Sarah StonbelyLately when traveling anywhere new I find myself looking at the houses and buildings I pass, wondering what news is being produced at that moment, in that town, that might be missed if it doesn’t have a local news outlet. If it’s a less affluent or rural area, chances are good that there isn’t a […]
- by Sarah Grevy GotfredsenTrump’s alliance with tech titans has Europeans considering alternatives.
- by Sacha BiazzoEditors at a publication known for hard-hitting investigations of government officials have learned their phones were hacked.
- by Aimee LevittIn some communities, alt-weeklies have outlasted the daily paper.
- by Liam Scott“It’s difficult to remain calm when you’re dealing with this much trauma.”
- by Jon AllsopHungary and other nations are pushing a Russian-style crackdown on the press.
- by Will BunchA push to restart high school newspapers focuses on what journalism can do for the students who create it.
- by Jon AllsopA comedian tackles aviation safety—and blurs the lines between the real and the absurd.
- by Lauren WatsonThe potential of the Oregon Journalism Protection Act.
- by Bill GrueskinPlus: Power problems in the Pacific Northwest, Pentagon reporters band together, and a whole lotta shakin' goin’ on in DC.