To Restore Faith in Democracy, The Purple Project Calls on Magazines
Media critic Bob Garfield explains how his new venture relies on a multi-industry coalition to share stories that support civic engagement.
Media critic Bob Garfield explains how his new venture relies on a multi-industry coalition to share stories that support civic engagement.
[Column] Examining the blurred line between truth and bias.
If only it were that simple.
Why we’re having the wrong conversations about print’s future.
If the future depends on a place, and an audience, that rewards magazines’ aesthetics, maybe Netflix isn't the platform to imitate.
My early lesson in how not to succeed in media.
At our expense, Mark Zuckerberg's grand experiment has become The Sociopath Network; it's time for action.
Bending on integrity may keep the lights on, but at what cost?
Instead of being something they're not, magazines should remember what they have: vertical audiences, trust and most of all, talent.
Back channels, game-changing tech, skiing and human rights oppressors were highlights at this year's Content Opportunity Expo.
