Videos

The Missouri School of Journalism held a forum on news coverage since 9/11. The participants talked about American journalism and its contribution to the public interest in the wake of the t…

Panelists explore how communities of color and culture have become a powerful force in pushing mainstream media for more representation and positive portrayals.

A panel of journalists at the National Press Club discussed how the media should cover the 2000 campaign. They focused on the duration of the campaign and the difficulty of maintaining inter…

Geneva Overholser, the Chairman of the Pulitzer Prize Board talked about the selection process and the history of the awards and her job at the Washington Post. She also took audience calls,…

Mr. Ogletree moderated this discussion among members of Congress, journalists and journalism executives on media credibility. They examined why the public distrusts the news media and how th…

Panelists discussed how debates fit in to the overall information network about political candidates from campaign commercials, political conventions and news coverage. They examined the adv…

Ms. Geneva Overholser, Washington Post Ombudsman, talked about issues that concern modern day journalists and advice on some of those issues. She talked about the effect that profit demands…

In the newspaper roundtable, Geneva Overholser, Washington Post Ombudsman, and Brent Bozell, Chairman of the Media Research Center, talked about current news stories of interest to them and…

After a panel on how public distrust of politicians, lawyers and journalists has continued to grow, Ms. Totenberg moderated a discussion of possible solutions to this trend. They highlighted…

Washington Post Ombudsman Geneva Overholser spoke about journalistic ethics. She focused on the current debate over how the Society’s ethics code should be changed. She also pointed out how …