Peter Bale of the Center for Public Integrity on disclosures in the public interest.

Vincent Fella Hendricks talks about his new book Infostorms.

Suzanne Nossel and Trevor Timm talk about a free press and free expression.

Bill Adair of Duke U. and Politifact on whether truth is informing public discourse.

Emily Bell and Jay Rosen talk about social media’s influence.

New York Times’ Frank Bruni on an alternative to political coverage by horserace.

Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, HBO VICE Correspondent, talks about reporting from the Middle East.

PBS CEO Paula Kerger talks about an independent media option in the age of clickbait.

Washington Post columnist Margaret Sullivan considers the challenges of a free press.

President of The Players’ Tribune Jaymee Messler talks about giving voice to athletes.

Co-Chairs of The Commission on Presidential Debates talk about the general election debate

Ernest Wilson, Dean of the Annenberg School, on how to rejuvenate public broadcasting.

Austin Beutner speaks candidly on the state of journalism.

Alberto Ibarguen discusses disruption and innovation in the contemporary media landscape.

Elizabeth Spayd talks about innovations in journalism and technology.

Dr. Carolyn Lukensmeyer talks about how to reduce dysfunction in American government.

Gary Pruitt talks bout safeguarding journalists as the ‘eyewitnesses to history.”

Col Needham explores the creation of the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).

Taylor argues that media hierarchies are hijacking the populist promise of the Internet.

Newton Minow recounts the history of public television's origins.