Meet the genius behind Britain’s last magazine boom
We may well live to read the obituaries of Time magazine. But this month, a stream of UK newspapers, magazines, broadcasters, Tweets and blogs lamented the death of a 9-year-old monthly magazine with a...
View ArticleBloomberg Plans Convention Dailies
Bloomberg LP is jumping into an area dominated by established media players again—this time with a daily magazine it will produce for the Republican and Democratic conventions.
View Article#Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – hosting Google+ Hangouts On Air
A number of news outlets have started experimenting with using Google+ Hangouts to interact with readers, such as by hosting interviews or holding open editorial meetings.
View ArticleSerial fabricator Paresh Jha: ‘Yeah I made it up’
The Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists concluded its independent investigation into serial fabricator Paresh Jha’s work and on Monday announced it has revoked his first place prize.
View ArticleFacebook experiments with original content
Facebook Stories, a new original content site that will focus on a different theme each month, is intended to highlight Facebook users’ stories. But with a former Time magazine reporter overseeing an...
View ArticleSay Media Continues to Expand Leadership Team
Following less than a month after its announcement that former Time Magazine publisher Kim Kelleher signed on as its new president, Say Media has named two others to its executive leadership team. Anna...
View ArticleTime: Fareed Zakaria’s plagiarism was unintentional, isolated incident
Time magazine has finished reviewing Fareed Zakaria’s columns after he lifted a few lines from a New Yorker story. The magazine is “entirely satisfied that the language in question in his recent column...
View ArticleFareed Zakaria's suspension lifted by CNN and Time
Journalist had been punished for lifting content from a New Yorker article about gun control without attribution.
View ArticleFareed Zakaria Is Forgiven By Time And CNN
Less than a week after Fareed Zakaria got caught up in a plagiarism scandal, CNN and Time magazine have announced that Zakaria's suspension has been lifted from both outlets.
View ArticleA Scandal Threatens Zakaria’s Image as a Media Star
Fareed Zakaria is among writers who have parlayed their journalism into more lucrative work like writing books and public speaking, but a plagiarism scandal could threaten that image.
View ArticleZakaria: ‘I was not trying to pass the work off as my own’
Fareed Zakaria apologized to viewers for plagiarism as he returned to his CNN show “GPS” on Sunday:.
View ArticleTime magazine partners with Foursquare for US conventions
Time. com has launched a Foursquare app, is sharing tips and has created a map which shows those who have checked in at the Republican National Convention.
View ArticleTime partners with Foursquare for political conventions
Time magazine has partnered with Foursquare to offer its audience a "behind-the-scenes" view of both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions by sharing geolocated tips and offering users...
View ArticleSaid K. Aburish, Palestinian Journalist, Is Dead at 77
Mr. Aburish, a former arms dealer with a Harvard M. B. A. , skewered Arab leaders in his 11 books.
View ArticleJournalism’s Summer of Sin marked by plagiarism, fabrication, obfuscation
Fall will mark the end of journalism’s Summer of Sin, when a cavalcade of plagiarism, fabrication and unethical recycling damaged several careers and publications.
View ArticleLebanese investigative journalist tortured
Rami Aysha, a correspondent for several media outlets, including Time magazine and Spiegel Online, was tortured during his 28-day detention by Lebanese security forces.
View ArticleJose Antonio Vargas arrested for driving without a valid license
MinnPost Journalist turned immigration activist Jose Antonio Vargas was arrested Friday in Minnesota for driving without a valid license. The offense typically leads to a citation, rather than an...
View ArticleCandidates, debates commission upset Candy Crowley may ask follow-up...
Time | The New York Times The Obama and Romney campaigns signed an agreement that at Tuesday’s debate, “The moderator will not ask follow-up questions or comment on either the questions asked by the...
View ArticleClay Christensen on the news industry: “We didn’t quite understand…how...
Every business, at some point, faces competition. But competition is not the same as disruptive competition — a new class of competitors created when technology enables new players to compete with...
View Article4th Estate Project Brings Transparency to Journalist-Source Relations
What is sometimes lost when thinking about journalism and news reporting -- especially when it comes to stories that involve or are intertwined with important societal narratives -- is that reporting...
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