Although the Washington Post uproar has highlighted cultural differences, we’re probably heading to the same place

A media revolution is upending norms and values. Crises like the Richard Sharp debacle leave the corporation less able to respond, says Guardian columnist Emily Bell

A platform that can mimic humans’ writing with no commitment to the truth is a gift for those who benefit from disinformation, says Emily Bell, director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism

Piers Morgan will be presenting a nightly talkshow in this new venture aimed at outflanking the ailing GB News, says Emily Bell of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism

Conservative interventions in editorial appointments are testing the public service broadcaster’s autonomy to the limit, says journalism school director Emily Bell

The social media giant is still trying to navigate controversial content, yet the problem remains the platform itself, says Emily Bell

By turning off news sharing, Facebook has turned attention away from flawed government legislation and on to its own reckless opaque power

In the UK and US, coronavirus has put practices such as anonymous briefings in the spotlight

Containing the outbreak will require cooperation from a media weakened by years of ire and vitriol

A handful of legacy institutions thrive as digital startups face increasing pressures

Local news is often trusted more than national news but it is highly vulnerable to online disinformation

Newsrooms often lack a strategy to cope with the new world of instant social media outrage

As the culture secretary talks of scrapping the licence fee, bosses are continuing to stumble

Google and Facebook have stepped in to boost local journalism in the UK and US as they face political pressure

British journalists faced with Boris Johnson should examine the American experience

ESPN and the New York Times are exploring how to match marketing to their users’ emotions