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JPRSouthern Oregon’s public radio and television stations could face significant budget shortfalls under a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump. -
Jenny Kane/APSupporters say the bill could help struggling newsrooms. If it passes, Meta says it would ban Oregon news on its platforms.
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Journalists make people mad even when they do their jobs well. We've reached a moment in history when criticism of journalism is widespread, and income… -
You don't have to tell any journalist that the world is changing. The days when they worked just for the next newscast or press run are long gone, thanks… -
You don't have to write like a journalist to be successful in most careers. But it helps, actually. Being able to communicate thoughts in writing--briefly… -
Journalist Paul Fattig distinguished himself as a solid reporter in a career that included stints at both The Daily Courier in Grants Pass and the Mail… -
At least one journalism professor we know reports more people signing up for classes in the Donald Trump/Fake News age. And the business of journalism got… -
Les Zaitz started working for the Oregonian when wire service printers still went clickety-clack all day and all night. He will finish his career with the… -
It's one of the sadder stories in broadcasting history: the first FM radios were rendered completely useless when the federal government MOVED the entire… -
You really begin to appreciate the time-consuming work of digitizing old media when you peruse the Oregon Digital Newspaper Program. With a few key words,… -
Andrew Solomon has a knack for getting into the middle of things. In previous books, he helped us understand depression, appreciate the complexity of… -
The tribulations of the journalism business are well documented, and affect outlets big and small. The student newspaper The Siskiyou at Southern Oregon… -
It's a tough business climate for journalism. How do you get people to buy the information you offer when they can get so much online, for free? The… -
If you hang out at the city council meeting and send a few tweets about the proceedings, does that make you a journalist? That's a question the Oregon…
