Newsrooms

"Why Not Occupy Newsrooms?" asks media critic David Carr in The New York Times, which does try though it often fails to keep journalism alive as the public trust and civic art that the First Amendment was meant to protect.

Jim Sleeper: Markets, New Media, the Occupiers, and the Next Step Jim Sleeper 2011

Newsrooms across the country are waiting to see if their publication could be next.

UK Media Feels The Heat After Phone-Hack Scandal AP 2011

Newsrooms across the country are waiting to see if their publication could be next.

U.K. media feels the heat after phone-hack scandal 2011

Newsrooms around the country began to deploy journalists to get to know this suddenly important force in global business.

In the Plex Steven Levy 2011

Newsrooms across the country are waiting to see if their publication could be next.

UK Media Feels The Heat After Phone-Hack Scandal AP 2011

"Why Not Occupy Newsrooms?" asks media critic David Carr in The New York Times, which does try though it often fails to keep journalism alive as the public trust and civic art that the First Amendment was meant to protect.

Jim Sleeper: Markets, New Media, the Occupiers, and the Next Step Jim Sleeper 2011

Newsrooms around the country began to deploy journalists to get to know this suddenly important force in global business.

In the Plex Steven Levy 2011

Newsrooms are being emptied of their best reporters, circulation is dropping, ad sales are through the floor and spending cuts affect every department.

Tribune Execs Threw Lavish Party In Company 'Shrine' While Newspaper Burned (PHOTOS) 2010

Newsrooms are being emptied of their best reporters, circulation is dropping, ad sales are through the floor ...

Tribune Execs Threw Lavish Party In Company 'Shrine' While Newspaper Burned (PHOTOS) 2010

Newsrooms have shrunk dramatically and foreign bureaus have been decimated.

Journalism Needs Government Help Lee C. Bollinger 2010