Despite live fact-checking, the panel saw former president Donald Trump rehashing racist stereotypes and disrespecting panelists. Members critiqued the opaque invitation process, saying the panel turned the convention into a headline, instead of a safe community space.
Let's treat the current state of the industry like the civic health crisis it is.
Poking holes in the journalism awards complex.
Fifteen years into the cratering of the local commercial newspaper business, a burgeoning noncommercial media movement is developing.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette strike — and striking workers' publication, the Pittsburgh Union Progress — are almost one year old.
Poet, educator and ¡Hella Hungry! creator Alan Chazaro reflects on coming to food writing as someone from outside the institution of traditional journalism, telling human stories through food and more.
A coalition of writers have expressed concerns over the lack of transparency from the major queer publication.
When corporate media makes revenue king, it hurts both journalists and the audiences they serve.
Reporting, essays, and criticism about the holes that still exist in food media — and what its future could look like when we look to its past.
