Dan Kennedy All Experts
Associate Professor of Journalism
Dan Kennedy In the Media
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WGBH
Why the press embraces false equivalence — and why it needs to stop
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WGBH
How to get rich plundering newspapers
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WGBH
Questions remain as the Globe struggles to solve its epic printing woes
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WGBH
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ eloquent, angry polemic on racism in the age of Trump
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WGBH
Why we should all be concerned about Google’s power over our virtual lives
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WGBH
Public-interest media warned of Texas catastrophe: Still time to learn from Harvey
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WGBH
The real target of Boston’s counter-protest was Trump
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Columbia Journalism Review
Boston authorities should not have blocked media from covering protest
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WGBH
How Trump’s toxic touch could divide the scouting movement
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WGBH
Documentary explores flaws in how the media cover presidential campaigns
Dan Kennedy for Northeastern
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With Bannon back at Breitbart, what’s next?
After stepping down from his role as White House chief strategist on Friday, Bannon returned to Breitbart News. Associate professor Dan Kennedy, a nationally known…
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Professor: Press briefing blackouts compound tensions between media, White House
While the White House has banned recording certain White House press briefings, journalism professor Dan Kennedy says that’s not what we should be watching anyway.
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Publishing the Trump dossier: Inevitable or unjustifiable?
When news broke of a top-ranking intelligence briefing about allegations involving President-elect Donald Trump and Russia, many outlets covered the story, but only one published…
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Post-election forum examines media’s campaign coverage
Students, faculty, and staff convened on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the results of the 2016 presidential election. Discussion topics ranged from the credibility of the…
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Would Abraham Lincoln have voted for Trump or Clinton?
To ease the tension of Election Day, we asked seven faculty members to participate a quirky thought experiment that challenged each of them to consider…
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3Qs: Do newspapers’ presidential endorsements even matter?
If the outcome of the 2016 presidential election were based on newspaper endorsements, then Hillary Clinton would beat Donald Trump in a historic landslide. But…
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3Qs: Gawker case sets a ‘dangerous precedent’
Gawker.com, the flagship site of Gawker Media, published its final piece Monday, Aug. 22. Here, Dan Kennedy, associate professor in the School of Journalism, weighs…
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How Ailes’ fall could signal more changes at Fox News
Roger Ailes is out at Fox News. The media tycoon resigned on Thursday, just two weeks after former anchor Gretchen Carlson filed a lawsuit alleging…
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The House sit-in: examining the political and cultural significance
Wednesday morning House Democrats, led by U.S. Rep. John Lewis, began a sit-in on the House floor demanding votes on gun-control legislation. C-SPAN picked up…
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Boston Phoenix archives donated to Northeastern
For nearly 50 years, The Boston Phoenix, which ceased publication in 2013, was Boston’s alternative newspaper of record, the first word on social justice, politics,…
