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Panelists on stage

Editorial Journalism | April 16, 2023

Opinion editors from four major U.S. newspapers discuss the future of these sections, their audiences and new formats

By Katherine Pennacchio

View video of the panel here. The third panel of the opening day of the 24th International Symposium on Online Journalism (ISOJ) began with the premise of demystifying opinion journalism, explaining the editorial process and thinking about the future of these op-ed sections. Michael Bolden, CEO and executive director of the American Press Institute, moderated …  Read More

FEATURED IMAGE OPINION JOURNALISM PANEL

Editorial Journalism | March 20, 2023

ISOJ panel explores the evolution of the op-ed section and what comes next for opinion journalism

By Jan Ross P. Sakian

The internet has opened new opportunities for opinion journalism. The op-ed sections of newspapers have already evolved, more opinion articles have been published and new formats have been tested, as journalists try to promote civic engagement. But, what lies ahead? Opinion editors from four major U.S. newspapers, including The New York Times, will debate the …  Read More

Opinion journalism workshop

Editorial Journalism | May 1, 2021

Opinion journalists show how publications and platforms can work to distinguish news from opinion

By Genevieve Glatsky

As social media blurs the lines between fact and opinion, informed take and angry rant, journalists, publishers and platforms need to take a more active role in distinguishing between news and opinion –both for the clarity of the reader and the quality of the journalism, according to panelists at the 2021 International Symposium on Online Journalism …  Read More

Opinion Journalism Panel 2021

Editorial Journalism | April 29, 2021

Traditional opinion sections are evolving and adapting to the digital media ecosystem

By Daisy Gamboa

Traditional opinion sections of newspapers have evolved to adapt to the digital media ecosystem, while new forms of opinion journalism emerge. It’s not the old op-ed page anymore: there are platforms, collaborations, networks and media outlets allowing opinion journalists to express their work in less traditional ways. From newspaper editors to independent journalists, four distinguished …  Read More