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Jon Allsop writes for the Columbia Journalism Review, editing its flagship ""Media Today"" newsletter. He also writes widely about politics and other topics for publications including the New York Review of Books, The Guardian, N+1, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, Vanity Fair, The Nation, and The Intercept. His investigative journalism has been published in national and local titles in the US and South Africa. Jon has been a finalist for a prestigious Mirror Award for his media criticism on three occasions, and his work has often been cited by major publications in the US and globally, from the Washington Post to Politico. He has regularly been invited to appear as an expert commentator on the media, including on US public radio stations, Al Jazeera, and CNN and was a juror for the Pulitzer Prizes in 2024. Originally from the UK, Jon holds degrees in political science from the London School of Economics and journalism from Columbia University.
“An excellent book: a must-read for anyone who cares about or is interested in journalism..” Steven Barnett, University of Westminster “Jon Allsop brings his trademark blend of expert knowledge and astute analysis to bear on this pressing topic at a crucial time for the global press and public. If you care about democracy, you'll want to read it.” Margaret Sullivan, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism “A veritable feast of Jon Allsop! This great book serves up delicious insights about the nature of journalism and its future.” Joel Simon, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism ""Jon Allsop acknowledges journalism's flaws yet defends its necessity. Through vivid examples from Myanmar, the US and the UK, he illustrates how journalism's commitment to seeking and sharing truth is more vital than ever — especially amid democratic erosion and technological disruption."" Sheila S. Coronel, Toni Stabile Professor, Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
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