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Home Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Focus Areas Journalism and Media Ethics Journalism and Media Ethics Resources What is Journalism and Media Ethics The news landscape worldwide continues to ...

NEW YORK—As part of an effort to recognize digital news sites doing important investigative and breaking news coverage, the Pulitzer Prize Board has voted to expand eligibility for its journalism ...

Radio as revolution. Hard to imagine? In fact, radio has been an agent of both industry and social revolution since its invention. The passing, this week, of Bob Edwards, who was a frequent visitor ...

Before YouTube and podcasts, before even the nightly television newscasts, millions of people found out what was happening from CBS News Radio. But later this month, after 99 years, CBS News Radio is ...

During his time as the U.S. ambassador to France, Thomas Jefferson wrote that if he faced a choice between “a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a ...

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln proposed merging its journalism and broadcasting majors as part of the College of Journalism and Mass Communications' spending cuts. Shari Veil, the college’s dean, ...

A Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies student received the Edward R. Murrow Award for his team’s broadcasting documentary “The Grand Ole Guitar” at the award’s Oct. 9 gala. Kahwit Tela ...

Fresnoland has grown from an experiment in public-service journalism into a nine-person nonprofit newsroom producing ambitious accountability reporting for California’s Central Valley. But proving the ...