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 Bill GrueskinPlus: Copycat reporters, roadway immigration sweeps, and a vivid report from Sudan's remaining soup kitchens.
- by Josh HershA reporter who covered the gang crackdown on why budding authoritarians like what they see.
- by Mathew IngramOn the antitrust battles facing Big Tech.
- by Jon Allsop"Two things can be true: you can publish something about a public figure that is clearly false, and you can avoid being held financially liable for having done so."
- by Jon AllsopA month or so ago, I opened an edition of this newsletter by noting that the office of Pete Hegseth, the Fox News host turned defense secretary, had issued a memo announcing a crackdown on leaks, including by using polygraphs if necessary; the exact impetus for the memo wasn’t clear, but it followed on the […]
- by Peter SchwartzsteinFloods are hard to cover when the road is washed out.
- by Jon AllsopIn late February, with Pope Francis critically ill in the hospital, CJR’s Sacha Biazzo spoke with members of the Vaticanisti, the Italian term for the press corps that covers the pope. In many ways, he learned, the beat is a strange one: as recently as the nineties, the Vatican press office would check how long […]
- by Lucy SchillerThe triumph of Lucy Lippard’s El Puente, which is as engaged with the past of a New Mexican village as it is with daily life.
- by Bill GrueskinDropping the ball on tariff terminology. Plus: Double hearsay in Maryland, and a frat death at Dartmouth.
- by Klaudia JaźwińskaMark Zuckerberg testifies.