The tables below list Internet resources in the field of Journalism. These sites have been evaluated as being acceptable sources of information. You can browse all of the lists or select a specific category below. Click on the title of the web site to access it. Criticism, Watchdog, and Advocacy Groups Web Site Description American News Service ANS covers thousands of innovative approaches by individuals, groups, businesses, communities and institutions to solving the problems of contemporary America.
Site includes a searchable archives of story abstracts.
American Review A commentary site that aims to raise awareness of what it sees as the commercial news media's destructive effects on freedom and democracy. Encourages activism, criticism, and promotes media reform. The purpose of this journalist's site is to expose the bias, imbalance, inaccuracies, and untruths perpetuated in bad journalism, and in doing so, to attempt to hold the media to strict standards from which we can all benefit. The organization works to invigorate the First Amendment by advocating for greater diversity in the press and scrutinizing media practice. FAIR encourages the public to become media activists rather than passive consumers of news.