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Jon Allsop

United Kingdom

Newsletters @CJR. Other (recent) words @NYBooks, @NewYorker, @VanityFair, @TheAtlantic, @Guardian. @ArgyleLife1886 for fun.

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Articles

  • The Fog of War in India and Pakistan

    2 days ago | cjr.org | Jon Allsop

    Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Ten days ago, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) released its annual World Press Freedom Index, a widely respected ranking of conditions for journalism in a hundred and eighty countries and territories worldwide, and it showed two neighbors, Pakistan and India, having effectively traded places compared with 2024.

  • Brutta Figura

    3 days ago | cjr.org | Jon Allsop

    Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. All this week, CJR is running a series of pieces, on our website and in this newsletter, about how AI is transforming the news media ecosystem. First up this morning, Mike Ananny and Matt Pearce speak with leaders across the industry—including Semafor’s Gina Chua, The Atlantic’s Nicholas Thompson, and Zach Seward, of the New York Times—to learn how they’re using the technology, and where they draw the line.

  • The Resistance Will Be Fragmented

    6 days ago | newyorker.com | Jon Allsop

    For this week’s Fault Lines column, Jon Allsop is filling in for Jay Caspian Kang. In the winter of 2022, Rachel Maddow announced that she was taking a break from her nightly show on MSNBC.

  • ‘Stick to Sports,’ UK-Style

    1 week ago | cjr.org | Jon Allsop

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  • Running in the Mud

    1 week ago | cjr.org | Jon Allsop

    Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Over the years, I’ve written often in this newsletter about the failures of horse-race journalism—but I never thought I’d have to do it so literally. Ahead of the Kentucky Derby, which took place on Saturday, the favorite status of a horse named “Journalism” offered journalists an irresistible metaphor that, sure enough, they did not resist.

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