Media and Journalism

A brutal takedown of a prominent writer contains lessons for lawyers about humility.

Levy welcomed Smith to Texas Monthly 30 years ago with the warm salutation: 'Welcome to Texas Monthly, don’t f*ck up.'

Over the past two years, Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, has been beefing up its coverage of legal news.

News media are part of the problem too.

Where is this whole industry headed?

Eriq Gardner leaving The Hollywood Reporter For Puck.

Now excuse me, I'm gonna go feel dirty for white knighting over a billionaire.

Georgetown Law, the highest score on the Arizona bar exam, Biglaw, a prestigious clerkship—all of which she left behind, to pursue a very different dream.

Now will people like Glenn Greenwald stop going on his show?

Wait, who is he interviewing?

What journalism can teach legal professionals about effective writing, interviewing, working with editors, and meeting deadlines, among other topics.

If you are not familiar with Substack, it is, depending on what you read, either the salvation of publishing or its ruination.

Intellectual masturbation about masturbation is so very meta!

He's already been fired from the New Yorker.

Current Affairs’ Nathan Robinson, podcaster Katie Halper, and other activist journalists screwed up because they approached the story as litigators, rather than simply as journalists.

People – especially those with stronger left- or right-wing views – resent that the news we report isn’t always what they want to hear.

The entry period is now open for the inaugural LexBlog Excellence Awards, designed to honor exemplary writing on legal blogs.

The former Quillette writer represents a new kind of perfidious pseudo-journalist born of the social media age who was granted a professional respectability he didn’t deserve. But there will be others like him, and journalists need to be more vigilant.

The New York Law Journal has been suspended from Twitter for almost a week without any justification.

Ronan will find out.