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.
Columbia Journalism Review Feed
- by Betsy MoraisIntroducing our campaign to stop the spread of fake media.
- by Klaudia JaźwińskaThe Tow Center for Digital Journalism interviewed news and tech industry representatives about AI’s impact on platforms and publishers. They expressed some hope and a lot of trepidation.
- by Roberto FerdmanTwists and turns for a surprisingly well-received experiment in Maine.
- by Camille Bromley“What you find when you get into a place is always more interesting than any preconception you have.”
- by Yona TR GoldingJournalists must decipher real from fake at the speed of breaking news. But they may not be able to count on technology to solve problems of its own creation.
- by Jon Allsop“The full picture may never really emerge.”
- by Laura PrestonGetting my news from ChatGPT.
- by Jon AllsopOn Trump, the pope, and AI.
- by Mike Ananny and Matt PearceThe rapid development of AI is already changing how journalists operate. Reporters, editors, executives, and others across the news industry share their advice on how to engage—and where to draw the line.
- by Bill GrueskinPlus: Hurricane-scammin’, résumé-jammin’, and an unfortunate self-insertion.