Journalists preparing to enter the age of Trump are rolling up their sleeves.
Tag: USA Today
Did soccer player Hope Solo deserve all the criticism she got?
Pundits jumped on the goalkeeper after she called the Swedish team that bested hers “a bunch of cowards.”
Ferro or Gannett—a Tribune choice too painful to think about
Employees at the paper consider these alternate future scenarios.
Will the Chicago Tribune be the next Gannett paper?
If so, what a terrible thing for the Tribune.
Tim Knight exits but Wrapports won’t get new CEO
Instead, a trio of executives will manage the struggling media company.
Propped-together dailies make a melancholy sight
“Our local papers make a melancholy sight leaning against each other for support.” Media critic Mike Miner looks at the new Sun-Times/Daily Herald content-sharing agreement.
The media just keep treating Trump like he’s important
A way to justify continued coverage of Donald Trump
Chicago’s breaded steak sandwich gets its day in USA Today
An authentic Bridgeport gut bomb gets national praise.
Who’s ultimately responsible for the Ray Rice disgrace?
The media look for the ultimate power—and scapegoat—in the NFL’s latest scandal.
In a collaborative college project, the medium is the data
In a collaborative college project, the medium is the data.
Will the standardized testing boycott spread to Chicago?
“We are likely to start seeing a more active anti-testing movement in Chicago,” CTU president Karen Lewis says.
Did the 1968 baseball season change America forever?
On Tim Wendel’s Summer of ’68: The Season That Changed Baseball, and America, Forever
Times-Picayune scales back, but can an iPad produce the same intimacy?
Times-Picayune goes to three days a week publication. Sigh.
Bonus payouts at newspapers, and what they might say about the Occupy protests
What executive corruption at newspapers reveals about the Occupy protests.
Acai Berry Marketers Accused of Fraud
Those ads for the acai berry weight loss miracle? Yeah, they’re a scam, according to the feds. Shocker.