Media

All too often, sensationalist reporting of unrest in communities has overshadowed the institutional and systemic racism that Black Americans face.

Since World War II, the US federal government has directly funded overseas radio and digital outlets for the purpose of distributing fact-based news and American values. This program is now under siege.

Local news, in crisis before the pandemic, is now facing a cataclysm.At stake is not just jobs, but the access to critic al trustworthy information for millions of Americans.

This report underscores and articulates how ongoing changes in the structure and business of media and journalism contribute to the gap between rural realities and public perception of rural America.

Would-be autocrats around the world are using the COVID-19 pandemic as cover for tightening their grip on power, and cracking down on journalism is the first order of business.

What did journalists learn in 2016 that they can apply to political coverage in 2020?

Chief content officer Ted Sarandos explains how the company revolutionized the entertainment industry.

In a crowded media atmosphere and without a shared set of facts, Jim Lehrer warned, misinformation and lies spread quickly. In this 2010 con

CALI Class V Fellow Eduardo Enriquez is the editor-in-chief of the oldest newspaper in Nicaragua, La Prensa. He knew that it was critical that he continue his work reporting on the government to keep the country informed.