Features

2021:

Adweek: The Brands Are Coming to Clubhouse​

Adweek: Will Snapchat Spotlight Last Beyond Million-Dollar Payouts?

Adweek: Every Company Is a Content Moderator

Adweek: On Reddit and Discord, Digital Day Traders Took On Wall Street

Adweek: Clubhouse Is the App for People Who Miss Conferences

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2020:

Adweek: Despite a Constant State of Crisis, Media Buyers Still Show Interest in TikTok

Adweek: Can The U.S. Government Actually Ban TikTok? 

Adweek: Inside the Longshot Campaign to Get Advertisers to Ditch Facebook

Adweek: Remembering the Dead: Obituary Writers Restore Humanity to Covid-19 Crisis

Adweek: Sports Leagues Were Already All In on TikTok. Then the Coronavirus Hit

The Washington Post Magazine: The debate watch parties of Democratic campaigns: A detailed comparison

The Goods by Vox: The rise of daily fantasy and sports betting has created an economy of its own

The American Scholar: Why Book Reviewing Isn’t Going Anywhere

The Washington Post Magazine: The last White House press briefing was months ago. Does anyone really miss it?

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2019:

The Atlantic: How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?

Fortune Magazine: Maven, the Media Company That Slashed Sports Illustrated, Has Had Its Own Share of Financial Woes

The Washington Post Magazine: Joe Biden has been around politics for decades, and so has his biographer

The Washington Post Magazine: How reporters for niche publications conquered Capitol Hill

The Atlantic: The Covington Catholic Case Could Turn on ‘Actual Malice’

The Atlantic: A Satire Venture Co-founded by Elon Musk Arrives With a Thud

The Washington Post Magazine: How a Trump judicial nominee reignited the debate over dwarf tossing

The Atlantic: Jason Rezaian Hopes His Iranian Captors Read Prisoner

The Atlantic: There’s No Winning for the Networks

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2018:

The Atlantic: The Legal Precedent That Could Protect Jim Acosta’s Credentials

The Atlantic: Jamal Khashoggi’s Friends in Washington Are in Shock

The Atlantic: Who’s Left Covering Brooklyn With the Big Newspapers in Retreat? 

The Atlantic: The Sunday Shows Set the Agenda in Trump's Washington

The Atlantic: A Popular Military Website Is Attacked From the Right

The DC Line: Capitol View Library renovation breeds tension, discrimination lawsuit against DC

The Atlantic: The Sudden Demise of Sinclair's Merger With Tribune

The Atlantic: Trump May Doom the Medium He Loves

Poynter: Editorial standards put BBC reporters in tough spot over pay equity issue

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2017:

The Washington Post: Former guard at Nazi camp is the last remaining war collaborator ordered out of the United States. Authorities want him gone before he dies.

Slate: Why Haven’t Reporters Mass-Adopted Secure Tools for Communicating With Sources?

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2016:

MediaFile: A David and Goliath Battle: D.C. Fighting GW Hatchet in Court over $17,000