Bruce Pinkleton News Today

The Pullman-based symposium features 22 sessions by industry leaders from around the world on April 3-4. All offerings are free and open to the public. Marquee events will be livestreamed.

Four Murrow College of Communication journalism students traveled to Armenia over spring break to interview refugees of an international conflict and the aid workers helping to resettle them.

The gift includes the FCC license for KOHO 101.1 FM which covers a large footprint in the Wenatchee valley and surrounding areas.

Hinojosa will share insights from her more than 30-year career as a trailblazing Latina journalist and advocate for media diversity during the event, scheduled for April 3, 2024, on the WSU Pullman campus.

"Given the complexity and significance of these alternatives, we need to hear from a diversity of viewpoints to identify the best path forward," WSU President Kirk Schulz explains in a new update.

A new fellowship program will increase news coverage of underrepresented communities across Washington state by pairing eight early-career journalists with newsrooms for two-year, full-time reporting positions.

Bruce Pinkleton, dean of the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, is receiving a 5-year contract extension.

Editor’s Note:  It was announced on July 24 that Twitter will be rebranding to “X”. For simiplicity, we will continue to refer to it as Twitter throughout the article In light of the changes made to the Twitter verification system and labeling of news sources such as NPR as “state-affiliated media,” some involved with journalism...

Introduced by U.S. Sens. John Kennedy, R-Louisiana, and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, the “Journalism Competition and Preservation Act of 2023” would waive antitrust laws to allow local news organizations to negotiate collectively with tech giants such as Facebook and Google to receive more compensation for their content.

Dean Baquet, an eminent reporter and editor, received the Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Journalism on Tuesday during the annual Murrow Symposium in Pullman.