Dan Kennedy Professor of Journalism dan.kennedy@northeastern.edu 617.373.5187 Expertise emerging business models for news, journalism ethics, news reporting Dan Kennedy in the Press Boston Globe restructures newsroom, adds new website roles Dan Kennedy, who has taught journalism at Northeastern for more than 20 years, described Healy’s return to the Globe as a “big deal” to the Business Journal Thursday — and a logical one for both Healy and the Globe amid rising threats to public media. Commonwealth Beacon Navigating Massachusetts news deserts Dan Kennedy, journalism professor at Northeastern University joins “The Codcast”. A South Shore AI-generated news site put up a paywall. Hundreds of readers, including a police chief, opened their wallets. Dan Kennedy, a Northeastern University journalism professor who researches local news, said that in terms of reach alone, there’s no other outlet on the South Shore that is comparable. Commonwealth Beacon Ending the requirement that legal ads be published by news outlets would harm democracy and journalism Op-ed by Dan Kennedy, a professor of journalism at Northeastern University. CBS Boston Professor Dan Kennedy on the state of the media, free speech WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller discusses the state of the media with Northeastern University Professor Dan Kennedy. WGBH Local colleges targeted amid growing campus culture wars Dan Kennedy, a journalism professor at Northeastern University, said records laws are being “weaponized,” not to foster debate but to intimidate professors and foreign students. For institutions, he said, the demands can seem never-ending. WCVB TV Kimmel suspension draws backlash, comedians warn of chilling effect “It’s almost immaterial what [Kimmel] said,” said First Amendment expert Dan Kennedy, “It did seem to me that he was being more insulting to President Trump than he was of Charlie Kirk, so there really shouldn’t have been any sensitivities raised. The president is supposed to be able to take speech like this.” GBH Local editors worry ‘pink slime’ journalism poses real danger Dan Kennedy, a professor of journalism at Northeastern University and co-author of a book called “What Works in Community News,” said these sites are currently limited in their reach. AFP Trump’s budget hacksaw leaves public broadcasting on precipice Dan Kennedy, a journalism professor at Northeastern University in Boston, stressed it is in those very areas where the funding cuts are likely to have “a devastating effect.” Barron's Trump’s Budget Hacksaw Leaves Public Broadcasting On Precipice Dan Kennedy, a journalism professor at Northeastern University in Boston, stressed it is in those very areas where the funding cuts are likely to have “a devastating effect.” Dan Kennedy for Northeastern Global NewsBBC under fire after livestreamed IDF chants by Bob Vylan. Experts weigh in on the broadcasting ‘mistakes’ by Patrick Daly July 1, 2025 Why are UK media outlets adopting a ‘consent or pay’ approach? by Patrick Daly September 13, 2024 Did TV networks make the right choice to air Trump’s live border wall address? by Molly Callahan January 8, 2019 It’s OK for The New York Timesto run an anonymous op-ed. But not for the author to remain anonymous. by Molly Callahan September 6, 2018 #FreePress editorial campaign unites newspapers against ‘Trump’s anti-First Amendment rhetoric’ by Molly Callahan August 16, 2018 The real danger in Trump’s ‘dishonest and corrupt media awards’ by Molly Callahan January 8, 2018 With Bannon back at Breitbart, what’s next? by Jason Kornwitz August 23, 2017 Professor: Press briefing blackouts compound tensions between media, White House by Molly Callahan June 29, 2017 Publishing the Trump dossier: Inevitable or unjustifiable? by Molly Callahan January 12, 2017 Post-election forum examines media’s campaign coverage by Jason Kornwitz November 10, 2016