With fake news and distrust of the media making it harder for many people to know what to believe, there is ample need for news literacy lessons targeted at each and every student in America, from elementary-aged kids to university coeds.
Today, newspapers fought back against President Trump’s attacks on the media in the the best way they know how: they took to the presses. In a unified voice, they called for an end to these attacks and stressed the importance of quality journalism and a free press to hold our government officials accountable.
Rising Star Deborah Swearingen has always loved to write. She’s a curious person who describes herself as “interested in people and in learning about people,” so it makes sense she found her way to journalism. In her current role at Evergreen Newspapers she has the chance to do just that.
Tomorrow the News Literacy Project kicks off the first NewsLitCamp in Washington, D.C. at the Newseum. This full-day, interactive program is focused on connecting teachers with Washington Post journalists and NewseumEd staff
As we all know, social media is even more polarized — and polarizing — than the rest of American society.
Combating fake news isn’t a new issue — historically, we’ve been battling various versions of made-up information since the invention
The News Media Alliance today launched the final ad of the second phase of its Campaign to Support Real News. The new ad puts an exclamation point on the storyline it began in October 2017 with a strong statement: “We Are Real News”.
We take our responsibility to report the truth very seriously. That is why we invest in the resources needed to seek out and report the truth. As part of its Support Real News campaign, the News Media Alliance is proud to provide this full-color print ad.
Publicly traded companies produce annual reports to stockholders, telling them why they are a good investment. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution staff
Our friends at Digital Content Next (DCN) recently released a study about how consumer trust in the news they consume impacts information consumption.
