Alex S. Jones

Alex S. Jones, director of the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at the Kennedy School, Harvard University, and author of The Trust: The Private and Powerful Family Behind the New York Times, looks at what family ownership means to a major newspaper today in ...

Jimmy Carter? Jesse Ventura? Politicians must think men read Playboy for the interviews of politicians.

Hype-o-Chondria; Media Insurance; HDTV & Skyscrapers; Web Music; Barnicle; Monica & the Media on On the Media on 1998-08-09

Viagra: Wonder Drug or Media Hype?

Did a CNN Town Hall Keep the U.S. From Going to War With Iraq?

America, Welcome to Monica

A Bill Clinton town hall kicks a hornets nest: How well does the media cover race relations? Do you know what affirmative action really means?

That West Coast earthquake is the ground shaking controversies at the LA Times, A new section for Hispanic readers? Is it engaging or ghettoizing Hispanics? And has the paper torn down the wall between the journalists and the advertisers?

The savage panning of the savage Joe McGinniss Ted Kennedy biography.