The eyes of the world are on the United Kingdom, where mourners pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II, and watch the reign of King Charles III take shape.
BBC: “King Charles III, the new monarch”
Mark Sweney, The Guardian: “Media firms introduce advertising blackouts to respect late Queen”
Kristen Hare, Poynter: “Queen Elizabeth’s life and death on front pages around the world”
David Zurawik, CNN: “How the world learned about Queen Elizabeth’s death”
Dominic Ponsford, Press Gazette: “UK national newspapers pay tribute to the Queen with 426 pages of coverage”
Amanda Meade, The Guardian: “’Everything kicked into gear’: how Australia’s media covered the Queen’s death”
Paul Linford, Hold the Front Page: “NUJ calls off three-day strike in the wake of Queen’s death”
Angela Fu, Poynter: “AP style tips for covering the British royal family”
Jim Waterson, The Guardian: “Death of Elizabeth II leaves BBC with tricking balancing act”
Jim Waterson, The Guardian: “BBC receives relatively few complaints over coverage of Queen’s death”
Nick Duffy, iNews: “Sky News issues apology after confusing protest over killing of Chris Kaba for Queen mourners”
Nadine White, The Independent: “The Voice calls for royals to apologise for slavery after Prince Charles editorship backlash”
Bernard Shaw (1940-2022)
Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN: “CNN anchor Bernard Shaw dead at 82”
Associated Press: “Bernard Shaw, CNN’s first chief anchor, dies at 82”
K. Stewart, NABJ: “NABJ mourns the loss of Bernard Shaw, founding Chief CNN Anchor”
Richard Sandomir, New York Times: “Bernard Shaw, CNN’s lead anchor for 20 years, dies at 82”
Tom Jones, Poynter: “Remembering Bernard Shaw, CNN’s first chief anchor and a media icon”
Richard Prince, Journal-isms: “’I believe in asking tough questions’ Even of the industry”
Richard Prince, Jouranl-isms: “Bernard Shaw issues a warning” (Sept. 2011)
Reporting in Las Vegas
Katelyn Newberg, Las Vegas Review Journal: “Criminal complaint accuses Robert Telles of ‘lying in wait’ for reporter”
Las Vegas Review Journal: “Reporter’s killing renews concerns about attacks on journalists”
Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs & Mike Baker, New York Times: “A slain reporter, a city of sin and a politician charged with murder”
David Propper, New York Post: “Las Vegas official accused of killing reporter will remain in office and get paid”
Corbin Bolies, The Daily Beast: “How murdered journalist Jeff German’s colleagues hunted down his alleged killer”
Jon Allsop, Columbia Journalism Review: “The killing of Jeff German”
Michel Martin, NPR: “Although the killing of journalists is rare in the U.S., threats of doing so are not”
Recording in Arizona
Miguel Torres, Arizona Republic: “Federal judge halts Arizona ban on filming police within 8 feet”
CPS Public Comment Policy
Leila Mitchell, KMIZ: “Columbia Board of Education approves updated public speaking policy”
Marta Mieze & Maggie Trovato, Columbia Missourian: “Columbia School Board passes new public comment policy”
Ethan Becker, KOMU-TV: “Columbia school board passes policy to limit public comment”
