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Plus: The Kentucky Lexington Herald-Leader’s “Clean Slate” trial, journalism as infrastructure, and the spectacle of anti-Asian violence on Instagram.
Plus: The need for more public editors, Latinx representation in newsrooms, and “a letter to PBS from viewers like us.”
Plus: The Emancipator pays homage to abolitionist newspapers, student paper diversity reports, and a future for local news.
Plus: A.H. Belo seeks a new, non-Confederate name; Ebony and Jet find a new home in Atlanta; and a lawsuit alleges that Haskell Indian Nations University violated its student newspaper editor’s First Amendment rights.
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Plus: Bon Appétit gets further filleted, and McClatchy is giving employees a raise.
Plus: The New Yorker Union work stoppage, media outlets quote anti-immigrant extremist groups, and “it’s highly likely his comments will become public at some point.”
Capitol coverage, the problem with op-eds, and that Vogue cover.
Plus: The New York Post works to destroy trust in journalism, and Public Media for All.
Plus: Bon Appétit messes up…again, and McClatchy drops a proposal that would force pageview quotas on journalists.
Plus: The Committee to Protect Journalists has its first union contract, Wisconsin Public Radio tracks source diversity, and who is Substack for?