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 Yona TR Golding"There’s a difference between finding truths expressed in fiction, and thinking that fiction is factual evidence."
- by Sewell ChanA venture capitalist and nonprofit journalism pioneer, he made the case for a nationwide philanthropic movement to support local news.
- by Jon AllsopThe media dynamics behind a consequential conviction.
- by Lauren WatsonThe owner of Spaces wants to drive traffic to news sites—starting with his own.
- by Sewell ChanWesley Lowery resigned as board chair. The nonprofit newsroom, founded in 1989, is in talks to turn over its archives to a watchdog group.
- by Jon AllsopThe media is vulnerable to Trump’s attacks. But that doesn’t mean it’s powerless.
- by Meghnad BoseBut a major drop-off in how closely people are monitoring his attacks on the press.
- by Josh HershConvicted of fraud and theft, Watson was about to start a ten-year term.
- by Bill GrueskinGoldberg is GOATed—and Ingraham does her job.
- by Josh HershThe researcher and newsletter writer on one of DC's must-know topics.