Media News, Midwest
What John H. White taught me about my all-digital classroom
I walked into John H. White’s “Intro to Photojournalism” class last week, expecting to observe a lesson and, instead,.
Midwest
Post-Dispatch journalists left wondering what changes David Hoffmann has in store
David Hoffmann, the self-made billionaire who recently took over as chairman of struggling Lee Enterprises, started sketching out a.
Midwest
Post-Dispatch moves print deadlines earlier, launches AI-generated content
Only a few weeks after David Hoffmann took control of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s parent company, he’s indirectly triggered.
Midwest
Life after the newsroom: What’s next?
For nearly four decades as a community newspaper editor, I’d often coach reporters to write and report from the.
First Amendment, Midwest, Special Projects
Erasing history: Federal judge likens Trump’s order to remove slavery exhibit near Liberty Bell to Orwell’s 1984
“As if the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell’s 1984 now existed, with its motto ‘Ignorance is Strength,’ this.
