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What's happening
One to three months ago
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The New York Times reported details that were unearthed by the Columbia Journalism Review.Some support1 report
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The Mamdani administration is accused of using Signal for a secret influencer network and ignored inquiries regarding a CJR report.Some support1 report
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A journalistic office is using paid influencers on Instagram for mayoral campaign pushes in New York City.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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Tucker Carlson discussed the formation of a new political party on the Columbia Journalism Review platform, using a high-profile case as an example.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Carlson committed to help build a third party.Some support1 report
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Around Columbia Journalism Review this week
News at the entities that move Columbia Journalism Review most-
Columbia University StructuralColumbia University and EcoHealth Alliance were identified as part of a research network.Moves Columbia Journalism Review
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Carlson TransactionalGuyana's Ministry of Agriculture plans to expand production into the hinterland, while Carlson works for ExxonMobil Guyana.Moves Columbia Journalism Review
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Donald Trump OperationalAIPAC influence is cited as a political grievance, and the war in Iran is noted to dilute support for the GOP.Moves Columbia Journalism Review
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Flock Safety Mentioned togetherCompanies like Axis and Genetec manufacture ALPR technology, while MapQuest offers a feature to avoid Flock cameras and the ACLU questions their effectiveness.Moves Columbia Journalism Review
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City of New York Mentioned togetherCity Council legislation is being heard, a new Land Bank appointment is made, and housing lotteries are closing in Brooklyn.Moves Columbia Journalism Review
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Baghdad Mentioned togetherJournalist reported on conflict in Baghdad, and a family migrated from Bulgaria to Turkey.Moves Columbia Journalism Review
Connections
The 16 strongest of 20, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Columbia University Structural
Columbia University formally hosts and affiliates with the Columbia Journalism Review.
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Sharyn Alfonsi Structural
Sharyn Alfonsi contributes to the Columbia Journalism Review as a required element of its output.
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Carlson Transactional
Carlson provided interviews and commitments to Columbia Journalism Review regarding third-party efforts.
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Stephen Fowler Structural
Stephen Fowler's reporting has appeared and been featured by Columbia Journalism Review.
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Baghdad Mentioned together
CJR's reporting is shown to have influenced U.S. military safety measures concerning Baghdad.
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New York Times Operational
NYT reports on details that were originally unearthed and documented by the specialized findings of CJR.
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Christian Transactional
Christian participated in an interview with Columbia Journalism Review.
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Scott Pelley Structural
Scott Pelley contributes content to the Columbia Journalism Review as a required input for the publication.
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City hall Mentioned together
CJR reports on the practices and activities of City Hall.
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New York City Shared context
Columbia Journalism Review operates within the context of New York City.
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International Business Times Shared context
The two publications share a functional context, being used as a platform for official statements within their respective informational ecosystems.
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Tucker Carlson Mentioned together
The review published information regarding political views expressed by Tucker Carlson during an interview.
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Donald Trump Operational
Columbia Journalism Review discusses Donald Trump's presidency and actions through media coverage.
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Flock Safety Mentioned together
Columbia Journalism Review covers the operations of Flock Safety.
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City of New York Mentioned together
Columbia Journalism Review reports on the actions and policies of the City of New York government.
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Fox News Mentioned together
The single piece of evidence describes an indirect action by a person associated with Fox News using CJR, but does not establish a direct relationship between the two entities.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
3 events- The New York Times reported details that were unearthed by the Columbia Journalism Review.
- The Mamdani administration is accused of using Signal for a secret influencer network and ignored inquiries regarding a CJR report.
- A journalistic office is using paid influencers on Instagram for mayoral campaign pushes in New York City.
August 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
2 events- Tucker Carlson discussed the formation of a new political party on the Columbia Journalism Review platform, using a high-profile case as an example.
- Pleroma is utilizing the shared office building and operational ecosystem of International Business Times and Columbia Journalism Review for its official statements.