Kyle Pope

Columbia Journalism Review

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Kyel Pope is Editor in Chief and Publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review.

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After a year of the Trump White House, is it time for a journalistic shift-change?

Rethinking how we cover Trump

After a year of the Trump White House, is it time for a journalistic shift-change?

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President Donald Trump is the least popular incoming chief executive in recent history — and he's publicly declared that the news media are part of the opposition.

The press under attack by the Trump Administration

President Donald Trump is the least popular incoming chief executive in recent history — and he's publicly declared that the news media are part of the opposition.

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Journalists have done serious naval-gazing since Donald Trump’s surprise victory. Now they’re contemplating what’s next for “the Fourth Estate.”

Are journalists prepared to cover a presidency unlike any other?

Journalists have done serious naval-gazing since Donald Trump’s surprise victory. Now they’re contemplating what’s next for “the Fourth Estate.”

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