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October 13, 2021

Does the American Civil Liberties Union Produce Journalism?

Journalism is hard to define. In a desire to learn more about its meaning in daily life, I examined the […]

By Bobby Brier

October 13, 2021

Opinion: FiveThirtyEight Founder Probe: Is Nate Silver a Journalist?

Statistician Nate Silver became famous for his data modeling, which led to him correctly calling the results in 49 out […]

By Holly Petre

October 13, 2021

Marcus DiPaola Navigates The Grey Area of Journalism as TikTok Breaking News “Anchor”

Marcus DiPaola, a journalist operating in the “grey area”  is best known for his 30 to 60-second TikTok videos where […]

By Katie Hoedt

October 13, 2021

Analysis: For Journalists, Using Hacked and Surveillance Data Creates Tough Ethical Decisions

(HACKETTSTOWN, N.J.) — Joseph Cox, a senior staff writer at Motherboard, received a message from a bounty hunter: I can […]

By John General

October 13, 2021

How the ‘Maintenance Phase’ Podcast Maintains Journalistic Integrity While Calling Out False Wellness Gurus

Aubrey Gordon introduces herself on her podcast as a, “Fat lady about town,” and she does so with no qualms.  […]

By Mónica Marie Zorrilla