Search Results for "freedom of the press"
“FOIA Terrorist” Jason Leopold Shines a Light in the Dark
In 2017, news comes from the Commander in Chief via Twitter posts, and government press briefings have become more combative. The government doesn’t operate in ... Read More
WAN-IFRA, News Media Alliance Announce Digital Media NA Conference
WAN-IFRA and the News Media Alliance will jointly organize the first Digital Media North America conference October 18-20, 2017 in New York City. Reuters, the ... Read More
Arresting Journalism
What happens when chasing a story gets you arrested?Jonathan Peters, an attorney, journalism professor and press freedom correspondent for the CJR explains ... Read More
News Media Alliance Outlines Policy Objectives to Trump Transition Team
Arlington, VA – Today, two leading media organizations representing news ... Read More
mediaXchange 2017 Program
Speaker presentations from mediaXchange 2017 are now available for Alliance members to view and download. Member log-in required.View speaker presentationsPROGRAM HIGHLIGHTSThe goal of mediaxchange is ... Read More
Digital Tuesdays: How College Newspapers Evolve
By Madeline Will, Special to the News Media Alliance The Daily Tar Heel is not a daily. The student newspaper at the University of North ... Read More
Industry Spotlight: Eileen Carron
Her accomplishments reach beyond journalism; she is an artist, lawyer, pilot and philanthropist. Eileen Carron is recognized as the longest currently-serving editor and publisher. She ... Read More
Mean Tweets – Newspapers Edition
Trump on Twitter: How Negative Treatment of Press Threatens Our Freedom BY EMMA BENNINGHOFF & KIRSTEN BALLARD When the Republican National Convention kicked off yesterday ... Read More
Speaking Engagements
News/Media Alliance leadership frequently participates in well-respected and widely attended industry and key vertical conferences. Upcoming events featuring our executives are listed below. Upcoming Engagements ... Read More
Top 30 Under 30 with Nate Kelly
Nate Kelly was a TV kid. At restaurants, his parents had to sit him where he couldn’t see the screen. “I’m a very visual person,” ... Read More
