journalism

Reporting is where journalism begins.

Without reporting -- gathering facts, information, and views and putting all those together -- journalism doesn't exist. So we owe a deep debt to those who spend their lives doing the tough job of reporting.

Andrew Sullivan discusses:

The Internet was supposed to save journalism from becoming obsolete. Blogs and Internet-only content became the rage. The curmudgeonly print journalist was scorned and told to diversify mediums or fac...

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Do yourself a favor and visit spot.us if you've ever been concerned about where our mainstream news comes from. To go yet a step further, if you've ever wondered how to fix our broken media without taking away our freedoms of the press, you really owe it to yourself to visit the site and understand just how David Cohn is remaking the way we do journalism.

Spot.us utilizes the passionate

Bill Hobbs gets nostalgic in the wake of a new Republican majority in the state legislature that he will be taking some of the credit for engineering:

A New York Times reporter had some interesting things to say about the state of media during a recent trip to Nashville:

From Huffington Post:

I can't believe my eyes and ears. Tonight I happened to tune into Fox News to see what was going on over there, and I was shocked to see they were broadcasting a whole program called "Obama and Friends: History of Radicalism". This vile piece of distorted journalism really shouldn't be tolerated. It goes beyond anything I've ever seen.