Jay Rosen

Jay Rosen has been a professor of journalism at New York University since 1986. He writes the blog PressThink, which is about what's happening to journalism in the digital age. On Twitter: @jayrosen_nyu. His book, What are Journalists For? was published by Yale University Press in 1999.

Three things learned from the Snowden files

The line they crossed separates the possibly legitimate, though dirty and distasteful tactics of spies from the impossible-to-justify, “let’s hope it never becomes public” stratagems of an out-of-control surveillance establishment.

By Jay Rosen

/ 30 Dec 2013

Out of the press box and onto the field

I am a player in NewCo. I have to publicly abandon any position as an observer or independent analyst of Pierre Omidyar’s new venture in news. Out of the press box and onto the field.

By Jay Rosen

/ 18 Nov 2013