Journalists often interview sources who espouse ideas that the audience finds unpleasant, obnoxious or even offensive. In response, the audience sometimes voices dissatisfaction. This is particularly ...
Whenever Republican officials sit for an extensive interview or series of interviews with a liberal media source, their supporters ask: Why did you have to do that? Why does Donald Trump need to speak ...
One of the more consistent (and, sadly, unsurprising) findings in news research around the world is the dominance of men as sources in news stories. Numerous studies have examined the ratio of men to ...
As reporters gather facts, narratives and interviews to craft a news story, they are aware of a constant, nagging tension. Every person who grants an interview has a vested interest in the end product ...
Sharyn Alfonsi, whose segment on a brutal Salvadoran prison was pulled abruptly in December, said that CBS News and its top ...
Whenever Republican officials sit for an extensive interview or series of interviews with a liberal media source, their supporters ask: Why did you have to do that? Why does Donald Trump need to speak ...
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