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In California, state elected officials are seeking to restrict public access to government records — a troubling development that threatens transparency and weakens one of the public’s most important tools for holding government accountable...
Eight years ago, when we launched the Institute for Media and Public Trust at Fresno State, misinformation, media literacy, and declining trust in institutions were already recognized as serious concerns—but for many, they were not yet seen...
California just held a primary election. As I watched the returns come in, I found myself thinking less about who won and lost than about a deeper question: What makes an informed vote possible?
Not campaigns, advertising, or political mes...
When I served as executive editor of The Fresno Bee, I believed journalism could never fully serve its communities unless newsrooms reflected the diversity, experiences, and voices of the people they covered. This belief is widely shared ac...
I’m using this week’s Substack column to rant about something that drives me bonkers as a journalist who subscribes to roughly 10 news sites: Those pesky paywalls.
To be clear, I absolutely believe readers should pay for the content they c...
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Veteran reporter and editor committed to shaping the next generation of journalists as a journalism instructor and director of the Institute for Media & Public Trust at Fresno State. Also trains newsroom leaders to strengthen journalism skills.
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