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Marvin Kalb moderated a discussion with the executive editors of the Washington Post and the New York Times. They focused on freedom of the press and President Trump’s criticisms of the…

Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., and Dean Baquet talked about the past, present, and future of the New York Times. They discussed the paper’s shift to digital content. They were interviewed by Jack…

Three brothers, Wayne, Dean, and Terry Baquet, told their stories of Hurricane Katrina. “Story of a Family: The Baquets” was part of the day-long event, “New Orleans: 10 Years Later,” held…

News executives from the New York Times, the Associated Press, and Reuters talked about government restrictions on the press, the future of whistleblowers, and accusations of media bias in covering the…

The executive editor of the New York Times and its Washington bureau chief discussed their operations in the digital age and ways that newspapers and other traditional news organizations…

Bernard Kalb moderated a panel discussion about the impact of the front pages of the New York Times going back to 1851 and how that impact has changed over time, especially recently. The…

The 65th annual Congressional Dinner of the Washington Press Foundation was held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. After the award presentations congressional leaders joked about the current state…

ABA Annual Conference - American Press in Times of War

Dean Baquet talked about the state of minorities in journalism and managing newsrooms during an era of cutbacks and Wall Street profit-margin pressures and what newspapers have to do to…

Mr. Roderick interviewed Dean Baquet about the future of the newspaper. Mr. Baquet discussed the impact of the Internet on daily journalism, declining circulation, and the question of a…

Mr. Ogletree moderated a roundtable discussion of ethical issues facing journalists. Among the topics they addressed were the military program to embed journalists in Iraq, how reporting is…

The panelists discussed political bias in the news media. They talked about the differences between print and electronic media and the internal struggle of newspapers to be objective.…