In the Media
Texts from politicians could be more dangerous than ever
Wired
The news media sounded the alarm on coronavirus for months — but few listened. Why?
Nieman Lab
Coronavirus: News media sounded the alarm for months — but few listened
The Conversation
Trust and engagement tips for coronavirus coverage
Radio Television Digital News Association
5 ways to add trust to content while covering COVID-19
International News Media Association
Social media giants should pay up for allowing misinformation
Wired
Comment sections aren’t dead (yet)
Digital Content Next
No one cares that you were editor of your college newspaper: Reporter bios don’t improve readers’ trust in your news outlet
Nieman Lab
Real or fake? Ways to avoid the spread of misinformation during election season
KXAN
Journalism is an ‘attack surface’ for those who spread misinformation
Latin American Post
Computational Propaganda is Coming for Your Brain
KERA Think
Research: Transparency is great — if readers notice
International News Media Association
Is Solutions Journalism A Solution?
The Fix
Video of Pelosi brings renewed attention to ‘cheapfakes’
The Associated Press
Bellaby: Online commenting is back
Florida Today
Fixing The Trashcan Fire That Is Social Media
Note to Self
Need to Know: ‘Behind the story’ cards are a good idea — as long as readers actually see them
American Press Institute
Maybe greater transparency can increase trust in news — but readers have to find your transparency first
Nieman Lab
Who Will Win the Reality Game? A propaganda expert’s lessons from the 2016 presidential campaign.
Slate
We are fighting fake news AI bots with more AI: That’s a mistake
MIT Technology Review
Research: what readers want in a story
International News Media Association
Need to Know: How images impact clicks among both liberals and conservatives
American Press Institute
Solutions Journalism: Could This Be The Mainstream Narrative We Need?
Collective Evolution
FLORIDA TODAY joins experiment to make conversations around stories better
Florida Today
‘No One Believes Anything’: Voters Worn Out by a Fog of Political News
The New York Times
‘Filter Bubble’ author Eli Pariser on why we need publicly owned social media networks
The Verge
Research: Story labels alone don’t increase trust
International News Media Association
Need to Know: Ask audiences what questions they have about your reporting
American Press Institute
Daily Buzz: Is AMP for Email Ready for Prime Time?
Associations Now
Here are the four most common questions readers have after consuming a news article (and how to answer them)
Nieman Lab