The debate over internet regulations and protecting online users has been a growing concern among policymakers and regulators, especially today, when so much of our lives are digital. As tech giants have continued to grow in influence and power, conversations have centered around the need to update internet regulations that are adapted to the modern-day […]
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The following are remarks from Yamiche Alcindor during the 8th Annual Washington Women in Journalism Awards event: “Thank you so much Catherine for that amazing introduction. I got emotional and I thought maybe because we weren’t in person that I wouldn’t be so moved, but I’m almost near tears because it is surreal to me that I’m part […]
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Had you told me when I graduated from college in 1990 and began a career in journalism here in Washington, that all too often in the following decades, I would find myself the only woman at the table, I would not have believed it. For much of the time that I worked as a reporter […]
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My mom once told me that I had “big dreams.” We lived all over while I was growing up, from Germany to Seoul, as my father’s job as an infectious disease doctor in the Army took us to every corner of the world. Through all of the change, there were two constants in my life […]
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During the eighth annual Washington Women in Journalism Awards on Tuesday, June 22, 2021, the Washingtonian and Story Partners were proud to recognize the remarkable work by women in journalism in our nation’s capital. During this year’s event, we awarded four of the top female political reporters in Washington, D.C., across four categories. CBS’s Norah […]
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During times of crisis, reporting facts and sharing information becomes even more critical for every American household and business to accurately navigate hardships and challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a reminder of how essential journalism is to our way of life, health, and safety. Since the start of the pandemic and now, as we […]
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It feels like an exciting time to be a woman in media these days—and it seems almost everywhere one looks, women are rising the journalism ranks and are increasingly becoming leaders within the Fourth Estate. Sally Buzbee just became the Editor in Chief of The Washington Post. On the Opinions side, longtime political reporter and […]
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen a surge in ransomware attacks – from the rise in attacks against individuals, governments, and businesses, to attacks that led to the forced shutdown of critical infrastructure and supply chains. An April 2021 report from the Ransomware Task Force, a group of more than 65 […]
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The Debate on Internet Regulations
/in Gloria's Column, Regulating the internet /by Gloria Story DittusThe debate over internet regulations and protecting online users has been a growing concern among policymakers and regulators, especially today, when so much of our lives are digital. As tech giants have continued to grow in influence and power, conversations have centered around the need to update internet regulations that are adapted to the modern-day […]
Yamiche Alcindor on her Journalism Career
/in Washington Women in Journalism /by Yamiche AlcindorThe following are remarks from Yamiche Alcindor during the 8th Annual Washington Women in Journalism Awards event: “Thank you so much Catherine for that amazing introduction. I got emotional and I thought maybe because we weren’t in person that I wouldn’t be so moved, but I’m almost near tears because it is surreal to me that I’m part […]
This time is different. At least I hope it will be.
/in Washington Women in Journalism /by Susan GlasserHad you told me when I graduated from college in 1990 and began a career in journalism here in Washington, that all too often in the following decades, I would find myself the only woman at the table, I would not have believed it. For much of the time that I worked as a reporter […]
Empowering Women in News
/in Washington Women in Journalism /by Norah O'DonnellMy mom once told me that I had “big dreams.” We lived all over while I was growing up, from Germany to Seoul, as my father’s job as an infectious disease doctor in the Army took us to every corner of the world. Through all of the change, there were two constants in my life […]
Celebrating the Remarkable Work of Women Journalists
/in Washington Women in Journalism /by Cathy MerrillDuring the eighth annual Washington Women in Journalism Awards on Tuesday, June 22, 2021, the Washingtonian and Story Partners were proud to recognize the remarkable work by women in journalism in our nation’s capital. During this year’s event, we awarded four of the top female political reporters in Washington, D.C., across four categories. CBS’s Norah […]
Recognizing Journalists’ Reporting During Difficult Times
/in Washington Women in Journalism /by Gloria Story DittusDuring times of crisis, reporting facts and sharing information becomes even more critical for every American household and business to accurately navigate hardships and challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a reminder of how essential journalism is to our way of life, health, and safety. Since the start of the pandemic and now, as we […]
Women in Journalism
/in Washington Women in Journalism /by Karen AttiahIt feels like an exciting time to be a woman in media these days—and it seems almost everywhere one looks, women are rising the journalism ranks and are increasingly becoming leaders within the Fourth Estate. Sally Buzbee just became the Editor in Chief of The Washington Post. On the Opinions side, longtime political reporter and […]
Rise of Ransomware Attacks Threaten Our Nation’s Security
/in Cybersecurity, Gloria's Column /by Gloria Story DittusSince the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen a surge in ransomware attacks – from the rise in attacks against individuals, governments, and businesses, to attacks that led to the forced shutdown of critical infrastructure and supply chains. An April 2021 report from the Ransomware Task Force, a group of more than 65 […]