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Before Jayson Blair there was Stephen Glass, a fabricator of magazine stories, whose fall from grace is told here.

DPS alleges assault, journalism experts allege suppression

Blog Taco Journalism leaps to print with this ode to the best meal of the day

Seymour Hersh on journalism, politics, presidents, and war

The Austin Bulldog, Statesman dabble in new business models

16 Magazine and the birth of music journalism

Where P2P might be taking journalism, or not

The shocking history of America's sleaziest tabloid

Former White House Comms. guy has a thing for UT Twitter

Battling ISIS with journalism

Doc exposes rape culture on the university campus

NYTimes ed delivered the 2013 Liz Carpenter Lecture on Monday night

Journalist Jeremy Scahill investigates the stealth operations of JSOC - the Joint Special Operations Command, an elite military outfit that performs targeted kills at the administration's directive.

The shockingly rampant problem of rape in all branches of the U.S. military is the subject of this Kirby Dick documentary.

The slow death of print media and the often shambling efforts of newspapers to reinvent themselves is one of the main topics of this documentary.

This documentary offers a blunt assessment of our fate as a result of nuclear weapons – whether through an act of aggression, accident, or madness.

Although it's conventionally made, this documentary offers a streamlined and resonant account of recent history.

This intriguing documentary observes Anna Wintour and her staff at Vogue put together the magazine's September 2007 issue, its biggest issue ever.

Starring Russell Crowe, this American redo of a great BBC miniseries about investigative journalism and nefarious institutions neither embarrasses the original nor is superior to it in any way.

A tech-centric but bloodless teen horror thriller that works best as a stinging critique of post-adolescent whininess.

The filmmaker, who is also responsible for the recent documentary Outfoxed, argues that intelligence data have been manipulated by this administration to justify the decision to go to war.

Journalist's brave story remains curiously aloof.

More of the outlandish factual assertions, needlessly hyperbolic language, and gratuitous profanity that undermines true, legitimate journalism