jewish journalism

Marc Klein, Bay Area editor who led Jewish journalism into the digital age, dies at 75

The former Philadelphian kept up with changes in the news industry in nearly three decades at the helm of the paper he renamed “J.”

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The new owner of a San Diego Jewish news site has no qualms about blurring journalism and PR

Jacob Kamaras, a publicist and lobbyist, bought the San Diego Jewish World for $1.

Reporter's Notebook

The agony of the COVID-19 obituarist

Writing obituaries for the victims of COVID-19 served as a kind of therapy for the bereaved, but it also tore open old wounds.

Former journalist and political advisor Robbie Gibb arriving to the residence of the British prime minister in London, UK on May 24, 2019. (Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Global

London’s Jewish Chronicle saved from extinction

Forward

Editor's Column

The Forward’s woes deal the Jewish world a blow to the kishkes

Editor's Column

Here’s why we report on the Jewish victims of larger tragedies

Editor's Column

Harvey Weinstein and Al Franken are Jewish, but are they Jewish news?

Editor's Column

Why we waited before publishing that story about Elie Wiesel

Obituaries

Al Erlick, longtime editor of the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent, is dead at 88

Obituaries

Ruth Sulzberger Holmberg, newspaper publisher and civil right stalwart, dies at 96

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