Covering an unusual return to school, bringing back the evening edition, and does news affect vaccine hesitancy

Is wire content helping or hurting local news, news avoiders versus news addicts, and what responsible vaccine debate looks like

Citizen reporters cover crime, how to squash disinformation, and people will donate to climate coverage

This is the fourth installment of a column from API Executive Director Tom Rosenstiel about the press and politics, culture and media ethics, technology and the search for sustainability for news. It is published in partnership with the Poynter Institute. Read the previous column here. The numbers are hard for some to fathom. More than six in […]

How journalists and academics can collaborate, trauma support for journalists, and how to boost student newsroom diversity

Weekly roundup — Rebuild trust with conservative audiences, how NPR tracks source diversity, and reads for the weekend

Are conflicts of interest still a conflict, limited data shouldn’t hinder decisions, and when influencers come for journalists

Twitter tests way to report misinformation, will more people pay for opinion newsletters, and how to make news less polarizing

How local journalists responded to the UK shooting, making virtual events compelling, and a framework for teaching solutions journalism

How conservatives feel about local news, join other journalists on the ‘road to pluralism,’ and NPR launches source tracking tool