Freeze frames As government officials use terms like “domestic terrorist” to describe people who died at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis, journalists are [...]
A deal in Detroit This week, USA Today Co., owner of the Detroit Free Press, announced that it would buy The Detroit News but still [...]
A chill in the air Journalists and media law experts this week are examining the Federal Communication Commission’s “guidance” that late-night and daytime talk shows [...]
Minnesota media’s moment If ever a city needed a robust local press corps, it is Minneapolis right now. Fortunately, its media market “remains strong,” The [...]
An escalation in the war on the press The FBI’s raid on the home of Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson holds wide-ranging implications for press [...]
Building a 2026 creator agenda The boom in independent creators continues to disrupt the legacy news business. How can they coexist, or even collaborate? A [...]
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