A novel factor in the coming year’s elections is how AI, which has improved with startling speed over the past 12 months, will upend political campaigns and voting processes.
Western Coverage of the Israel-Hamas War

Media treatment of the events has generated its own bitter controversies.
Media on Media

A roundup of recommended takes on the media, by the media.
October’s Baker’s Dozen

Good and bad news for tech regulation, the end of the time signal and a resolution to one Hollywood strike.
Media on Media

A roundup of recommended takes on the media, by the media.

An impasse revives thorny questions about the corrosive relationship between news outlets and tech giants.
August’s Baker’s Dozen

Europe (maybe) reins in TikTok, streaming triumphs, Disney struggles and more…

Diversity takes many forms. And Affirmative Action as it functioned at the University of North Carolina and Harvard, the two schools named in the case, deserved tough questioning.
July’s Baker’s Dozen

A monthly roundup of media winners and losers.
Free Speech in the Digital Age

The government must be more transparent about its dealings with social media platforms regarding harmful content.
June’s Baker’s Dozen

A monthly roundup of media winners and losers.
What US Media Can Learn from Canada

There’s a sturdy commitment in Canada to journalism’s mission to serve the public by telling the truth that has abated in America.
How to Fix CNN

Leading with kindness may be key to a comeback for the troubled network.
Artificial Information

What worries me more than the season’s social media snafus, and even more than its crude culture war battles, is the destabilizing and misleading role that Artificial Intelligence is likely to play in the long, muddy march to the White House.

A monthly roundup of media winners and losers.
How CNN Can Restore Primetime

It may involve dismantling primetime as we know it.
March’s Baker’s Dozen

A monthly roundup of media winners and losers.
Chat Boom

AI in journalism is here to stay. Humans must ethically deploy it.
January’s Baker’s Dozen

A monthly roundup of media winners and losers.
The Year to Come in Media

What to expect in cable news, journalism preservation and more.

University rankings are likely here to stay. The Financial Times could serve as a model for improving them.