Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy - All Updates

Deja Vu Not: Post, Kaiser in Promising New Venture

A new paper by spring 2009 fellow Maralee Schwartz quoted in an article from the Poynter Institute.

Summits, Who Needs Them

Michael Goldfarb, former fellow, in GlobalPost on the G8 summit.

Book Review: 'Cooperstown Confidential'

Dan Okrent, Shorenstein Center associate, reviews a new book by Zev Chafets in Fortune magazine.

The Riddle of Robert McNamara

In Newsweek, former Visiting Murrow Professor Evan Thomas reflects on a key architect of the Vietnam war.

The Low-Profit Newspaper Route

Former visiting faculty member James T. Hamilton discusses the possibility of nonprofit newspapers in The News and Observer.

Journalistic Ideals, Human Values

Fall 1986 Shorenstein fellow Clark Hoyt writes about the decision of The New York Times to keep the kidnapping of spring 2005 fellow and Times reporter David Rohde quiet.

Some Optimism for the Future of Science Journalism

Former fellow Cristine Russell reports on the Sixth World Conference of Science Journalists in the Columbia Journalism Review.

El Nino Variant Is Linked to Hurricanes in Atlantic

In The New York Times, former Shorenstein Center fellow Cornelia Dean reports on a new study.

Getting It for Free: When Foundations Provide the News on Health

New discussion paper by spring 2009 Shorenstein Center fellow Maralee Schwartz, formerly political reporter and national political editor at The Washington Post.

For Obama, Court Cases That Matter

Advisory board member David Broder in The Washington Post on the question of race in the courts.

Personal Democracy

Fall 2008 Shorenstein Center fellow Rory O'Connor on emerging media and social networks in OpEdNews.

Free File-Sharing at Pirate Bay to End with Sale to Gaming Firm

Former HKS student and News21 alumnus Karim Bardeesy in The Globe and Mail reports on the sale of the file-sharing site.

Franken's Victory Bolsters Democratic Grip in Senate

Al Franken, spring 2003 Shorenstein Center fellow, wins Minnesota Senate race.

Beyond News: The Case for Wisdom Journalism

The Shorenstein Center releases a new discussion paper by spring 2009 fellow Mitchell Stephens, professor of journalism and mass communications at New York University.

Stonewall Plus Forty

In The New Yorker, spring 1987 fellow Hendrik Hertzberg looks back at the historic riots that sparked a political movement.

Madoff Awaits His Fate

Richard Parker, lecturer in public policy, remarks in an Al Jazeera interview on the effects of the Madoff scandal.

How to Save Trade Partners That Are Too Big to Fail

Former fellow Zachary Karabell in Newsweek gives five ways the U.S. can strengthen its trade relationships.

Welcome to Tourism

In The New York Times, former fellow Elizabeth Becker discusses the impact of global tourism.