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CNN Shines as Pundits Disagree on Biden vs. Trump Winner
As anyone who follows politics knows the two have been debating each other for years, even though most of the time the current president attacked the former president without using his name.
Politics and Olympics Mix with Brands Bracing for Protest Storms
There is no sporting entity that comes close to the International Olympic Committee for being a political-driven entity.
War Correspondent Jane Ferguson on Her Memoir ‘No Ordinary Assignment’
Join Michael in his conversation with Jane Ferguson about her recent memoir, No Ordinary Assignment, which chronicles her journey from childhood in Northern Ireland in the midst of sectarian violence to becoming one of the most decorated war correspondents in a generation.
Why Trump and Biden are Covered Differently
We explore how differing media coverage of Donald Trump and President Joe Biden may influence public perception, despite Trump's controversial actions and statements that would typically undermine other politicians.
Maximize the Impact of Your Press Releases with These Proven Strategies
Here are some strategies to help your press release stand out and maximize its impact.
Tips on How to Cover, Accurately and Fairly, the 2024 GOP Convention
What will make the 2024 GOP Convention different from past gatherings is that it will most likely be built on two major falsehoods, that the 2020 election was stolen from this year's presumptive nominee Donald Trump and that President Biden is behind all of Trump's legal woes.
Humanitarian Crises and the Israeli-Hamas War's Impact on U.S. Presidential Election
Nevertheless, the phrase “humanitarian crisis” is missing from the media commentary regarding the war, during which Russia is systematically destroying Ukraine piece-by-piece.
Navigating Change with Fareed Zakaria And Revolutionary Insights for Today’s World
“It’s a clear signal that traditional political metrics no longer align with public sentiment,” Fareed states.
Navigating News in the Age of Snappy Videos on TikTok
As traditional journalism grapples to adapt to this digital revolution, akin to bloggers of the TikTok era, it becomes imperative to scrutinize the implications and potential ramifications of this seismic shift in media consumption.
Remembering Robert MacNeil
Robert MacNeil’s passing marks the end of an era, and his contributions to journalism will continue to resonate for generations.
What Every Journalist Wishes They Could Tell Every Publicist
In the dynamic interplay between journalists and publicists, a silent list of grievances and wishes often goes unexpressed.
Instead of Advertising and Subscriptions, There’s a New Way to Support Investigative Journalism—a Hedge Fund
A novel blend of media and finance, aiming to benefit from the synergistic relationship between news reporting and trading.
Why I Ditched Baseball For Football In Order To Improve My Mind And Increase My Knowledge
Would a pitcher out fox a batter by throwing a curve ball when the hitter was expecting a fast ball?
Insights on Navigating the Misinformation Maze on Social during the 2024 Election Cycle
As the 2024 U.S. Presidential election looms, a recent survey conducted by Media.com reveals a growing concern among social media users about the pervasive influence of misinformation.
Getting Shohei Ohtani Talking Is The Right Move
Major League Baseball’s highest-paid player Shohei Ohtani is in a pickle now that his constant companion/interpreter was fired abruptly, apparently for illegal gambling.
Katie Couric Unveils Her Full Story of Challenges and Achievements
Couric, an acclaimed journalist, author, and media pioneer, has crafted a narrative that not only highlights her professional milestones but also intimately explores her personal experiences and the influences that shaped her.
Katie Couric on Her Life Beyond the TV Screen
Join Michael in his conversation with Katie Couric about her most interesting memoir, Going There, which chronicles her groundbreaking professional career while also intimately telling the story of her life beyond our TV screens.
One Groundhog Day A Year Is Enough For Me
To followers of the political news, Groundhog Day is every day, because if a person decided to abstain from watching cable political news for a week and then resumed watching the program of choice, it would seem as if they hadn’t taken the hiatus.
The End of an Era: Charles Osgood's Legacy and Its Impact on the Media Business
As we reflect on Charles Osgood’s legacy, it's essential to consider what his loss means for the media business and the shifting dynamics of storytelling.
PR People Play Second Fiddle To Journalists And Recent News Coverage of Boeing Once Again Proves That
If journalists and PR people were part of an orchestra, PR people would. play second fiddle to journalists: We need them. They don’t need us.