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Local News: If It Bleeds, It Shouldn't Lead

Years of sensational coverage haven't rescued TV news from ratings freefalls, and a new study suggests a quick application of quality might help patch things up.

Understanding the Digitally Savvy

With 1 percent of the nation's population controlling a disproportionate amount of its wealth, the same can now be said of an emerging digital elite and its new-media consumption habits.

Over the Horizon

A new British book, Flat Earth News, provides a well-researched answer to the age-old question: Why are the news media so dumb?

Rising Storm

Views, Reviews and Interviews: Documentary journalism takes on a new multimedia format at its extraordinary new home, MediaStorm.org.

Why Miller-McCune and Why Now?

Noted journalist James Fallows helps us explain our new magazine and Web site.

The Bottom Line for Nonprofit News

Across America, nonprofit Web sites are trying to keep public interest journalism alive at the local level. But to provide what print newspapers increasingly do not, these digitized nonprofits must overcome the challenge facing every startup: Eventually, they have to break even.

Lies and Campaign Advertising

Negative campaign ads are good for us. Despite our claims that we detest them, research shows we eat them up.

‘Journalism Without Journalists’

A Shorenstein Center Fellow sheds light on what’s working in the booming area of citizen journalism.

This Is Your Brain on Violence

Research using brain-scanning technology finds that images of violence stimulate specific responses in the human brain that do not occur in reaction to other types of imagery.

"Barack" Befuddles, "W00t" Woos Webster

Whether it's flubbing or dubbing, here's a quick look at two recent media year-end lists that might have escaped your notice.