Is Publishing More Polarized?

A free and independent press is at the core of many democracies. But threats to the safety of journalists abound worldwide , and the rise of generative artificial intelligence has raised concerns about the future of media. At the same time, more people have access to high quality news now than perhaps ever before. Where does all this leave the state of the current media climate?
In this episode, Host Gabrielle Sierra and Foreign Affairs Editor Daniel Kurtz-Phelan talk about the future of journalism, and whether political polarization presents a challenge to nonpartisan publishing.
This episode was originally released by Why It Matters on May 10, 2024.
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Gabrielle Sierra
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Dan Kurtz-Phelan, Editor, Foreign Affairs
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[@pldvs]

Press freedom day?? Wow.

[@Jackkalpakian]

You are discovering this in 2024? Welcome to reality. You cannot publish anything that deviates from the liberal consensus in the policy press and you cannot be a non-liberal in academe in the US, and that includes plenty of non-conservatives as well. This is nonsense.