journalism

“Can your generation distinguish reliable from unreliable information on the internet? How much do you think that matters?” The New York Times recently…

A new exhibition at Rochester Contemporary Art Center explores society's grappling with the post-truth era. "Trust, but verify" addresses how so-called…

We’re joined by journalist, author, and former “Good Morning America” co-host Joan Lunden. Lunden is the new host of WXXI’s nationally distributed medical…

On Thursday, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at limiting liability protections for some social media companies. The move comes just days…

Journalists have debated whether to carry President Trump's daily coronavirus briefings live, or to cover them later in the day only after vetting his…

The New York Times took some heat for its recent presidential endorsement process. Critics say it played out like an online reality show; others argued…

A growing number of American cities are losing their newspapers. One result, as noted by the New York Times, is that some cities only have student…

This past summer, a debate erupted over allowing journalists to tweet during trials. Some local doctors urged a judge to institute a ban on social media…

We're joined by Robert Siegel, longtime NPR host of “All Things Considered.” Siegel retired in January last year.We sit down with him to discuss his…

The Rochester broadcasting industry has seen several longtime journalists leave the business in recent weeks. WXXI’s Hélène Biandudi Hofer left the…