The study is the largest of its kind to focus on men, women and gender non-conforming media professionals in 20 countries throughout Africa, Southeast Asia, Eurasia (Russia), the Arab Region and select countries in Central America. more

Psychologist Paul Slovic, who is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the president of Decision Research, a collection of scientists who study the human psyche, says: “Don’t just throw numbers at people. That’s the worst way to go about it.” more

Demonstrations were held Tuesday in more than a dozen cities across Mexico to protest the killings of three journalists in the the last two weeks. more

A new paper offers insights into how to be more receptive to different opinions and the role it plays in building relationships and solving problems. more

Reader feedback will be part of the new elections portal that launched this week. more

The Solutions Journalism Network will support five newsrooms in reimagining the way we cover health issues. Learn how your newsroom can apply to be part of this program. more

This privately owned, locally produced, newspaper began publication on Jan. 24. It is updated daily online, and soon will be available in a weekly print edition, as well as on additional digital platforms. more

News Media Alliance Executive Vice President and General Counsel Danielle Coffey has been elected to the Board of Directors of the National Press Club Journalism Institute (NPCJI), the nonprofit affiliate of the National Press Club, for a two-year term. more

Today, 19 states have laws that allow the public to see police records. But challenges persist as journalists struggle to obtain the information they need to hold law enforcement accountable. more

The Associated Press will create a new reporting network aimed at deepening the news cooperative’s U.S. education coverage and strengthening education reporting across the news industry. more

University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications students will have a unique opportunity to experience professional and personal life in the nation’s media capital. more

In his new position, Jason Adrians will be the top news executive for all 77 of Lee’s local news organizations. more

Andy Alford will be involved in all decisions involving hiring, advancement and compensation, and also oversee the paper's fellowships program and source diversity project. more

The new solution lets advertisers target users online based on select topics, like "fitness" or "travel," that a user is likely to be interested in. more

An unvaccinated Sarah Palin tested positive for COVID-19 Monday, forcing a postponement of the start of a trial in her libel lawsuit against The New York Times. more

Newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises is asking its shareholders to help it fight off a hostile takeover offer from “vulture hedge fund” Alden Global Capital. more

Candy Parks, advertising manager for the Park Rapids Enterprise, will retire at the end of January. Todd Keute will assume publisher and advertising director responsibilities at the paper. more

The complaints allege the company has deployed "dark patterns," design tricks that can subtly influence users’ decisions in ways that are advantageous for a business. more

Google filed a motion Friday asking a federal court to dismiss most of the counts in an antitrust lawsuit led by the state of Texas. more

From the start, the Palin case has been a square-off over the most fundamental of media protections — namely, the “actual malice” standard. more