Anna Gomez’s Lonely Fight As the FCC’s sole Democrat, she’s been outspoken about protecting the First Amendment. Getting her way has been tough.

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Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit famously took down Gawker—but his most interesting media legacy might be something else.

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Getting my news from ChatGPT.Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. If you spend any time among people in the AI space, you’ll hear a common refrain. Large language models (LLMs) like ...

One of the toughest stories for any reporter to crack is a grand-jury deliberation. Jurors are sworn to secrecy, and while witnesses will sometimes blab after their appearance, it can be exceedingly ...

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The Interview Michael Grynbaum on the High-Flying Days at Condé Nast Concorde flights, round-the-clock chauffeurs, and a bygone era of cultural gatekeeping.

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