As Skies Turn Orange, Media Still Hesitate to Mention What’s Changing Climate
On US TV news, viewers were more likely to hear climate denial than the connection between fossil fuel consumption and worsening wildfires.
Is Record-Smashing Heat a Big Story? Depends Where It Happens
A Nexis search of ABC, CBS and NBC news programs found not a single mention, even in passing, of the Indian heat wave crisis.
Blaming Workers, Hiding Profits in Primetime Inflation Coverage
Segments on inflation put far more emphasis on the contributions of labor shortages than to the role of corporate profit-taking.
‘This Portrayal of Urban Environment Definitely Did Fuel Fear’
“The more people watched local television news, the more likely they were to associate criminality with being Black.”
Layla A. Jones on ‘Lights. Camera. Crime’
The Philadelphia Inquirer’s “A More Perfect Union” project is aimed at examining racism in US institutions, including media institutions.
TV News Coverage of Southern Border Lacks Refugee Sources, Historical Context
TV news coverage of the southern US border largely ignores the experiences and voices of those most impacted by the immigration system.
Shock and Awe Celebrates Reporters Who Got It Right
Shock and Awe delivers an effective valorization of aggressive, adversarial journalism that should inspire young reporters, and a powerful condemnation of one of the darkest moments in the history of journalism.
Who Rules Public TV?
The corporate and financial sectors have an overwhelming presence on the governing boards of major public television stations.
