Olivia Nuzzi and the return of ‘celebrity journalism’
She didn’t invent the game she’s playing
She didn’t invent the game she’s playing
Her struggle with the company’s union has become existential
A veteran US correspondent quoted a man claiming to the former mayor on his ‘misgivings’ about Zohran Mamdani
Residents and observers have basic questions that remain unanswered
How many more boutique mags can the sport bear?
It has always been about celebrity, not truth in broadcasting
The network has abandoned journalist integrity for partisanship
One of many fascinating things to be learned from Morning After the Revolution is the process by which someone gets canceled
Polls say trust in media is at an all-time low. But a better reflection than that can be found in what’s happening in the journalism business
When I emerged onto Twitter in 2015, I felt like I was driving a jalopy on a freeway filled with Teslas
Journalists who have worked at Tara McGowan’s news outlet say the ideals it publicly professes are a far cry from reality
You don’t have to be a pro to find the truth
Spotted: a Spectator journalist realizing it was probably always irrelevant navel-gazing
‘Was going to write an essay about it, but why even bother’
The paparazzi can be a star’s worst enemies — or her best friends
The media upstarts grew up — and went bankrupt
So much for ‘speaking truth to power’
The DC press corps goes MIA on negative news about a Democrat
She mines outrage and attention by crusading against the ethically unenlightened
Reminding me just how nuts most journalists are