Jeremy Littau (Lehigh) and Daxton Stewart (TCU): Fake News Views: How Satire News Plays a Role in Perceptions of Television News Credibility. Lili Levi (Miami): A “Faustian Pact”? Native Advertising and the Future of the Press. James Fallows on the glamorous life of a journalist, sponsored content edition. From Popular Mechanics, Reeves Wiedeman on how The New York Times works: This is how the Gray Lady gets made in 2015. Sarah Ellison goes inside New York Times reporter James Risen’s seven year fight against the government. Death on the edge: Trevor Bach on Steven Sotloff, the American journalist executed by ISIS last year. Meet the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, the biggest, toughest investigative unit you may never have heard of. Amy Webb on a blueprint for how to make J-school matter (again). Above and beyond: Dianne Lynch on looking at the future of journalism education. Derek Thompson on journalism in the age of the accidental news junkie. Jay Rosen on how journalists have to decide what to do about candidates who are climate change denialists. David Roberts on how American journalists deal with climate deniers. Why can’t Hollywood get female journalists right? Marin Cogan wonders. From CJR, Sheila Coronel, Steve Coll, and Derek Kravitz on Rolling Stone’s investigation: “A failure that was avoidable”. Michelle Goldberg on how Rolling Stone is still throwing Jackie under the bus.
