What Craigslist Killed (And What Was Already Dying)
The collapse of classified ad revenue didn't just shrink newsrooms. It exposed which journalism a free market was never actually paying for.
Long ReadsHow Defamation Law Shapes Investigative Journalism
Why reporters in some common-law countries self-censor far more than others, and the legal mechanics that explain the gap.
Long ReadsWho Owns the Local Paper Shapes What It Dares Cover
A newspaper's ownership structure quietly decides which scandals get buried and which reach the front page. The mechanism is structural, not corrupt.