Carlos Castilho·Sep 3Elections are an ethical quagmire for journalists.Election campaigns are a very tricky time for journalists. Not because candidates try to influence the news or because the press transforms…
Dr. Pedro A. González Jr MJ MAC·Aug 30The Price of TruthDigital harassment, censorship through monetization, algorithmic power, and the ethical defense of journalism.
Mozelle Martin·Mar 22Why I Still Write This WayThere was a time when journalism did not need to perform confidence every 30 seconds to hold an audience. It did not need a hot take…
Sir Jacob Kristopher Anders·Feb 19Sir Jacob Kristopher Anders: A 2026 Statement of Provenance and the Onlife Social ContractIssued 18 February 2026 by Sir Jacob Kristopher Anders, Moral Architect of the Onlife Era
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InFalse LightbyA.L. Bellettiere (Anna Louise Bellettiere-Kuyper)·Feb 7The Managed Newsroom: CBS News und die Verwaltung der MachtFrom 60 Minutes to CBS Evening News buyouts, a newsroom learns what happens when power is managed instead of challenged.
InFalse LightbyA.L. Bellettiere (Anna Louise Bellettiere-Kuyper)·Dec 27, 2025The Kill Switch at CBS NewsWhen Editorial Strategy Becomes Corporate Censorship
Ty Zeno·Oct 29, 2025Why Was It So Hard to Find the Truth? The Frustration of Portraying SNAP’s Real FacesI find myself overwhelmed with the problems we keep making. This paradox exploded today when my news feed flashed the headline: “42 million…
Olubunmi·Oct 9, 2025AI and Freelance Writing: Challenges, Truths, and How to Stay AheadA few weeks ago, a fellow freelance writer, Kesar Rana, shared her experience on her blog post for The Freelance Coalition for Developing…A response icon1A response icon1
John Forson·Jul 31, 2025Episode 7: The Role of Media in Shaping False Narratives of Peace— When the media favors calm over truth, injustice wins the headline.
