journalism
How I Left Journalism and Learned to Live
Now butchers, teachers and photographers, these former journalists say quitting the field was the best thing they ever did.
'I’m Scared of the Gov’t': Wife of Jailed Indian Journalist Speaks Out
Prashant Kanojia was arrested on August 18 this year. His wife, Jagisha Arora, says it is part of the crackdown on journalists.
LA Times Editor Norm Pearlstine Resigns Following Ethics Scandals
“Finally,” one staffer tells VICE News.
The Arrest of a Bollywood Actor in India Shows All That's Wrong With Media Trials
The frenzy around the case of Sushant Singh Rajput’s death and the arrest of his former girlfriend Rhea Chakraborty is the latest case study into how voyeuristic news coverage shapes public opinion.
Sri Lanka’s ‘Terminator’ Government is Driving Journalists Out of the Country
A media activist said at least 70 journalists fled the country since 2009. The number is likely to grow.
Vox Media Agrees To Settle Worker-Exploitation Lawsuits for Millions
Hundreds of unpaid and lowly paid bloggers who worked for SB Nation will split $2.5 million.
In Kashmir, Doing Journalism Is Dangerous and Unforgiving
“You always have to be prepared," said one reporter, "just in case something goes wrong."
What Went Wrong at the Los Angeles Times
Two years ago, a billionaire owner asked Norman Pearlstine to reinvent a storied American newspaper. Some in his own newsroom say he's fallen short.
'We Are Meant to Be a Cautionary Tale': The Chilling Implications of the Maria Ressa Verdict
Legal scholars, academics and journalists weigh in on the ruling that found journalist Maria Ressa guilty of cyber libel, and what it means for democracy, in the Philippines and everywhere.
Journalists At Canada's Biggest Conservative Newspaper Revolt Over Column Denying Racism
In audio from a town hall, National Post journalists are heard grilling their editors about the publication of Rex Murphy’s column. The opinion editor called it a “fuck up.”
Journalism's Top Ethics Expert Isn't Concerned With Right and Wrong
As journalists wage a civil war, America's leading media ethicist doesn't seem to quite understand what anyone is fighting about.