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As the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted daily life in the U.S. and around the world, many news organizations have turned to texting services to reach [...]

This is the second in a series of articles aimed at helping local news leaders and experts address misinformation and election integrity issues in the [...]

Many media organizations are dropping their paywalls to make reporting on the coronavirus pandemic accessible to all. Maybe that’s you — if so, thank you! [...]

This post is part of API’s 2020 election network, a project to help local news leaders and experts address misinformation and election integrity issues in [...]

As many newsrooms and offices move to remote work due to the coronavirus pandemic, we wanted to share some tips we’ve gathered over the years. [...]

Voters get information about candidates, issues and the mechanics of their elections from an increasingly vast media ecosystem that includes conventional media, partisan media, social [...]

This piece is part of API’s Research Review series, which highlights academic research that could be relevant and useful to the news industry. We also [...]

In the social media age, we are inundated with visual information — yet we know very little about how and why these images are made, [...]

Reporters are under a microscope today — both on and off the job. Nearly 25 years ago, after Timothy McVeigh ignited a Ryder truck full [...]

A reader has paid for a subscription. Now what needs to happen? This is a critical moment to shape the experience of subscribers and influence [...]