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Findings and Statistics

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New report documents persistent gender inequalities in U.S. media

The Status of Women in U.S. Media 2013 report provides a thorough summary of recent findings and studies pertaining to women’s representation in the media over the past year. Continue reading »

Byline Report: Who writes the news online? (6 months)

Explore findings from our six-month Byline Report project. This project examined the gender breakdown of bylines at six online news websites weekly based on the sites’ RSS feeds. Continue reading »

Byline Report: Who writes the news online? (3 months)

Women wrote less than one-third of articles at online-only news sites during the first three months of our Byline Report project. Read more out this project and our findings so far. Continue reading »

Wrap up: Findings from Round 2 of Gender Check project

Due to some changes in store for the Gender Report as well as some monitoring challenges, we decided to conclude this leg of our Gender Check project after roughly four months. Here are findings from those months. Continue reading »

Men still dominate opinion writing

Men still dominate opinion writing across legacy and new media, according to a report released this week from The OpEd Project. Continue reading »

Percent of women in newsrooms unchanged in latest ASNE Newsroom Census

Women continue to comprise 36.9 percent of those working full-time at daily U.S. newspapers, according to the American Society of News Editors’ 2012 Newsroom Census. That percentage remains unchanged from 2011′s survey. Continue reading »

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