A longtime reporter and foreign correspondent for Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, Kenneth Rapoza is an In These Times columnist who writes about the news business. His work has also appeared in The American Prospect, The Nation and at Salon​.com. He can be reached at ken@​inthesetimes.​com.
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The New ‘New’ Journalism
What is a blogoporterator? Find out now!
Kenneth Rapoza
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Enemy of Rupert
An interview with independent media's white knight, Craig Aaron
Kenneth Rapoza
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More For Murdoch?
The FCC wants to relax media consolidation rules.
Kenneth Rapoza
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In Ohio, Battle of the Super PACs
Democratic PACs have been wildly outspent on political ads in swing-state Ohio.
Kenneth Rapoza
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Our Political Pravda
With the election approaching, Americans are being spun like pinwheels, and media fact-checkers are struggling to keep up.
Kenneth Rapoza
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The End of Facebook?
With the emergence of apps and a transition away from websites, Facebook may fall by the wayside
Kenneth Rapoza
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A Better Media Mousetrap
Can NewsCred save the dying print industry? Probably not, but it does offer a glimmer of hope
Kenneth Rapoza
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Why A Cyber Security Bill Will Pass
Everyone from hackers to gamers to average netizens will have to get used to a new normal.
Kenneth Rapoza
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Radio Is About to Get Better
The FCC is finally ready to re-open its application process for low-powered FM stations. Who's ready to rock the mic?
Kenneth Rapoza
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Will Sanity Prevail on CBS?
It’s style versus substance for morning news shows. Guess which one is winning.
Kenneth Rapoza
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Unmasking the Super PACs
Why are broadcasters fighting an FCC effort to bring their political ad records into the 21st century?
Kenneth Rapoza
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The Gray Lady’s Decline
As The New York Times 'right-sizes' its editorial staff, the death of print media approaches.
Kenneth Rapoza
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Belo Monte and Brazil’s ‘Pandora’
Can a massive dam project in the Amazon be stopped?
Kenneth Rapoza
Viewpoint
I Tried to Restore Sanity and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt
Kenneth Rapoza
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IMF on the Ropes in Brazil
Brazil's decision to cut some ties with the Fund is indicative of changing times in Latin America
Kenneth Rapoza