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Read any recent headlines on native advertising or sponsored content and you’ll likely see reference to national and other large publishers experimenting with the content [...]

A fake news story that claimed the legal drinking age in the U.S. would soon change to 25 began appearing on social media early this [...]

The “news nerds” that make up the news application and multimedia teams usually sit in a different place, speak a different language, and work on [...]

Bob Smietana, a religion news writer and president of the Religion Newswriters Association, has an admittedly bad habit — using his smartphone in church during [...]

The Dallas Morning News recently launched an initiative to attract and engage with new audiences by focusing on areas and topics that its readers are passionate [...]

The bogus tweets and photos that marred social media coverage of events like the Arab uprising and Hurricane Sandy have spurred the development of a number of fact-checking [...]

When Quartz, the fast growing global business website from Atlantic Media, announced that it had created a chart building tool to enable reporters to quickly [...]

On the popular Sunday political talk shows, the talk isn’t always precise. Facts can be fuzzy, questions confusing, answers circuitous. It’s great fodder for the [...]

The Sacramento Bee’s been busy in the field of data. Recently, The Bee has been working closely with universities like Stanford on using data to [...]

Syria’s civil war is a story that goes in and out of the mainstream news media, but at Syria Deeply, it’s the only story. Lara [...]