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Professor James Hamilton, director of Stanford’s Journalism Program, examines how news is produced, distributed and financially supported, with an emphasis on current media controversies and puzzles, and on designing innovations in discovering and telling stories. This was the first lecture in the fall 2018 offering of the course.
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