Journalism and Media Ethics The Economic Sentiment Paradox: Why Conflicting Polls Tell Different Stories About the U.S. Economy September 27, 2026 Iffa Jayyana In the complex ecosystem of economic forecasting, public sentiment serves as a vital, if often contradictory, barometer. At the close of August 2021, the American economic landscape was defined not…
Journalism and Media Ethics Society of Professional Journalists Condemns White House Noncompliance Following Federal Court Order Restoring Press Access September 27, 2026 Sagoh WASHINGTON — In an escalating constitutional showdown over the boundaries of executive power and the First Amendment, the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) has sharply criticized the White House for…
Journalism and Media Ethics From a Chance Elevator Ride to the Global Stage: Razia Iqbal on Three Decades of Broadcasting, Crisis Reporting, and the Survival of True Journalism September 27, 2026 Layla Zulfa (Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter.) Main Facts: A Defining Voice Reflects on an Era of Industry Transformation In the rapidly shifting landscape of modern media, few journalists have…
Journalism and Media Ethics The Glass Ceiling of the Silver Screen: Why Financial Bias is Stifling Cinematic Progress September 27, 2026 Iffa Jayyana By Tanya Sakzewski The narrative surrounding the film and screen industries has long been one of slow, incremental progress. Yet, as recent data from the 2026 awards season and groundbreaking…
Journalism and Media Ethics Beyond the Headlines: Rethinking Impact in Investigative Journalism September 27, 2026 Rifan Muazin In the landscape of modern journalism, "impact" is often viewed as the final, dramatic act—a legislative overhaul, a high-profile resignation, or the reversal of a controversial policy. Reporters frequently operate…
Journalism and Media Ethics Beyond the Click: Redefining Journalistic Impact in the Modern Newsroom September 27, 2026 Nila Kartika Wati In the contemporary media landscape, the definition of a "successful" story has undergone a seismic shift. For decades, success was measured primarily in circulation numbers, broadcast ratings, and, more recently,…
Journalism and Media Ethics The Hidden Cost of the Truth: Africa’s Journalists Break Their Silence on Mental Health September 27, 2026 Nana Wu Across Africa, the pursuit of truth carries a heavy, often unacknowledged price tag. While reporters meticulously document the crises shaping the continent—from violent insurgencies and systemic corruption to devastating droughts…
Journalism and Media Ethics The Crisis of Credibility: How Trust, Technology, and Economic Turmoil Are Reshaping the Future of Journalism September 27, 2026 Suro Senen By Tarane Alikhan Published: July 10, 2026 Main Facts: A Crossroads for Global Information The global journalism landscape stands at a critical historical juncture. Caught in the relentless crosswinds of…
Journalism and Media Ethics The Ghost in the Newsroom: Reevaluating Authorship in the Age of Generative AI September 13, 2026 Dwi Wanna By Raphael ‘Tsavkko’ Garcia When Folha de S.Paulo, Brazil’s most influential newspaper, acknowledged in February 2026 that columnist Natalia Beauty had relied extensively on generative artificial intelligence (AI) to produce…
Journalism and Media Ethics The State of Ethical Journalism in 2026: Navigating the Digital Frontier, Press Freedoms, and Big Tech Accountability September 13, 2026 Nila Kartika Wati Date: July 3, 2026 By: Tarane Alikhan With an Introduction by: Aidan White, President & Founder, Ethical Journalism Network (EJN) Introduction: Keeping the Ethical Flame Alive As the summer of…
