This week marks a turning point at one of the nation's premier newspapers.

Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron is stepping down on S
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So today we're going to look at the rather thorny issue of the media and its role in politics. Wether you're talking about older forms of media like newspapers and radio or newer forms like television and the Internet, all media serves...

In which John Green teaches you how to assess the sources of information you find on the internet. The growing suspicion of expertise is a growing problem on the internet, and it can be very difficult to figure out which sources are...

Email subscription platforms are changing how journalists and other content creators reach new audiences and deliver news. Substack CEO Chris Best shares what's next for the publishing platform, how the company plans to attract top...

What does crypto have to do with journalism? Civil Media thinks it can be the answer to some of the field's woes, from eroding trust to a collapsing business model. As CEO Matthew Iles explained, the start-up's token sale can help build...

What does crypto have to do with journalism? Civil Media thinks it can be the answer to some of the field's woes, from eroding trust to a collapsing business model. As CEO Matthew Iles explained, the start-up's token sale can help build...

What does crypto have to do with journalism? Civil Media thinks it can be the answer to some of the field's woes, from eroding trust to a collapsing business model. As CEO Matthew Iles explained, the start-up's token sale can help build...

From China to the US, the COVID-19 battle is as much medical as it is media. Plus, lessons from the 1918 Spanish flu.

The coronavirus pandemic gives big tech firms a chance to access the holy grail of datasets - medical records.

Dana Wollman, Executive Editor of Engadget, says the new algorithm seems to contribute to the spread of fake news during testing.

Benjmin Mullin, managing editor of Poynter.org, canvassed journalists across the U.S. the day after the presidential election

The newspaper industry is facing layoffs, cutbacks, shutdowns. Are we at a fundamental change point in the way we consume information? Our Media Watch panel weighs in.

Digital policy expert Vass Bednar explains why she thinks it's unlikely that Meta and Google will follow through on threats to block Canadian news over new legislation that requires them to pay for content links, and why the launch of...

Have I been reading fake news? Was that image real or created by generative AI? We’re calling on experts to outline what you need to know so you can maximize your voting power this federal election.

AI transforms media as industry leaders discuss benefits and challenges at Doha conference

Media has undergone a monumental transformation over the past decade, with traditional business models disrupted, consumers migrating to new platforms and formats, and declining trust in mainstream outlets. In this new landscape, how do...

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, hasn't invited reporters from Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal and Reuters to cover the group's meetings this weekend in Vienna. Manus Cranny reports on Bloomberg...

Jan.22 -- The American Journalism Project CEO Sarabeth Berman discusses efforts to revive local media, which has been disrupted since the rise of the internet and social media. She also talks about how misinformation and division have...

Nov.28 -- John Chachas, managing partner at Methuselah Advisors, examines the state of media M&A as he sees dramatic changes in the print industry and warns of misconceptions about digital media advertising. He speaks with Bloomberg's...

Dec.10 -- On this episode of "Bloomberg Equality," Carmen Parahi of Stuff, one of New Zealand's largest media organizations, talks about the company's decision to publicly apologize after its own investigation concluded its coverage of...

Feb.17 -- Facebook Inc. has started restricting the sharing of news on its service in Australia, defying a controversial proposed law that would require technology companies to pay publishers when their articles are posted by users....

Feb.18 -- Australia will hold talks with Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg in a bid to break a legal standoff after the social media giant angered the government by blocking the nation’s news sharing on its platform....

Jan. 8 -- Freedom House Director of Freedom of the Press Project Karin Karlekar and Bloomberg Politics Emily Greenhouse discusses whats behind the shootings at the Charlie Hebdo office in eastern Paris. They speak on Bloomberg...

Maria Ressa and her news organization Rappler have been critical of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal drug war.