Jun 28 News Outlets Don't All Get Ruling Right Journalists run out of the Supreme Court building after receiving the court's decision Thursday. By Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images By David Bauder, AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) -- A rush to quickly report the Supreme Court's decision… Continue reading
Jun 21 Watch Court Rejects FCC Fines for Indecency, Rules Against SEIU The Supreme Court dismissed fines against broadcasters who violated FCC indecency policies but did not address whether the government has the authority to regulate indecency on broadcast TV. The justices also said unions must let nonmembers object to unexpected fee… Continue watching
Jun 13 Watch Times-Picayune Editor on Commitment, Accountability Amid Cutbacks Times-Picayune Editor on Commitment, Accountability Amid Cutbacks… Continue watching
Jun 03 As Zimmerman Surrenders, Is Social Media a Game Changer for Defense Attorneys? George Zimmerman steps out of a van Sunday at the Seminole County Jail in Florida after he had his bond revoked due to allegedly misleading a court about his finances; photo by Roberto Gonzalez/Getty Images For defense attorneys, creating… Continue reading
May 31 Watch Sizing Up Which Presidential Campaigns Are #Winning in Twitter Influence Sizing Up Which Presidential Campaigns Are #Winning in Twitter Influence… Continue watching
May 22 Pakistani Women Counter Country's Violence With Textbooks, TV Shows By Larisa Epatko Pakistan is experiencing a surge in many types of violence, and some of the women working to counteract it place some of the blame on the country's schools. Continue reading
May 18 Watch 'The Information Diet': Should Americans Exercise More 'Conscious Consumption'? 'The Information Diet': Should Americans Exercise More 'Conscious Consumption'?… Continue watching
May 17 Watch Campaigns Push Messages on YouTube to Save Money, Target Voters Campaigns Push Messages on YouTube to Save Money, Target Voters… Continue watching
May 17 Florida Journalism Program Gives Students Reason to Stay in School By Mike Fritz On Wednesday's NewsHour we introduced you to De'Qonton Davis, an eighth grader from St. Petersburg, Fla. // Davis and his classmates at John Hopkins Middle School examined how violence affects students' ability to learn. They produced a video as part… Continue reading
May 17 Young Journalists at Work By Mike Fritz Over the course of reporting a story on a communications magnet program in St. Petersburg, Fla., the NewsHour met many students going through the K-12 "Journeys in Journalism" program. View a slideshow of their work. Continue reading