Columbia Journalism Review

Monitoring the press, tracking the evolving media business & encouraging excellence in journalism since 1961.

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“There’s no investigative reporting needed to understand what’s going on,” Lowell Bergman tells CJR of the drama at CBS 60 Minutes. https://t.co/FTEJIuMtlf

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Made possible by a $2.4 million gift from entrepreneur, philanthropist and longtime @CJR Board of Overseers member Nathan S. Collier, the program will feature instruction from Columbia faculty, industry experts and accomplished reporters at no cost to participants.

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“A lot of the well-known insiders have become celebrities themselves, and when they’re in that realm of celebrity insider, it makes their job that much more vulnerable to these kinds of conflicts of interest. - @jemelehill https://t.co/SPzjycan3B

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Jonathan Choe, “the news influencer slash journalist,” as he says, used to work in local TV. Now he is part of the MAGA-endorsed “future of independent journalism,” squeezing through cracks in the traditional press. https://t.co/Eb2TD6dtbt

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“Every generation, someone like me who has done a lot of profiles announces the death of the profile, and it’s never true.” - @taffyakner https://t.co/SPzjycan3B

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Spoke with @cjr about the death of celebrity journalism….

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“You don’t even have to be interviewed by a real journalist anymore. If you want to be on the cover of Vogue, chances are, if you’re a big enough star, they’ll let a friend interview you or they’ll let you write an essay yourself.” - @MattBelloni https://t.co/SPzjycan3B

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Introducing the new CJR special issue on access—spanning everything from the Pentagon to Gaza to celebrity sit-downs. https://t.co/UFxa3w0Mdj

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“Unless there is something really specific I wanted to see, I would not want to be part of the information effort of the IDF,” the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen tells @GerryShih in a new report on the ethical dilemmas imposed by Israel’s embedding policy. https://t.co/MAlMiGbkO9

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Our old framework for “insiders” and “outsiders” no longer applies. Check out the new CJR special issue on access. https://t.co/3KURgRM2Zk

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In the new CJR access issue: @gerryshih on Gaza, @lizskalka on White House correspondents, @banikarim on TMZ in DC, Haley Mlotek celebrities, @JoelSimonSays on interviewing dictators. Plus: Margaret Brennan, Jazmine Hughes, Jemele Hill, and Michael Wolff. https://t.co/3KURgRM2Zk

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Betsy Morais, the editor of CJR, introduces our new special issue on access, as Access Hollywood is disappearing, but TMZ has gone to Washington: “Politics, press, performance—the bus rolls on.” https://t.co/UFxa3w0Mdj

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“The arrogance, cruelty, and incompetence is stunning,” Sharyn Alfonsi told @banikarim of the decision by CBS to fire a group of 60 Minutes producers. https://t.co/WAhdCJgLOc

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On The Kicker, @documentedny's local news innovation on Next Door. Listen in to @etharkamal and host @megreenwell. https://t.co/lsPsqbwyhM

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The Outgoing Greats of 60 Minutes, in this week's Laurels and Darts by @banikaram. https://t.co/WAhdCJgLOc

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How @documentedny uncovered immigration court scams. @etharkamal joins @megreenwell on The Kicker. https://t.co/lsPsqbwyhM

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Coverage of the 2026 World Cup promises to bring politics off the sidelines, by Amos Barshad. https://t.co/n7fkiZoOub

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The American Prospect decided to do away with programmatic ads. A month later, people are spending nearly twice as much time on the site, writes Lucy Schiller. https://t.co/CKJ1gJGhYS

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Raney Aronson-Rath on Frontline’s expansion and the growing global appetite for cinematic investigative documentaries, with @banikarim. https://t.co/Apea8uBQl8

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Partying with the lewd, literary cool kids of On the Rag. Read @carolabbottg https://t.co/1gcr4FBA79