Margaret Sullivan is a columnist for The Guardian US and an Egan Professor at Duke University. She is also the author of "NEWSROOM CONFIDENTIAL" and "GHOSTING THE NEWS." With a focus on media criticism and analysis, Sullivan's work delves into a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and the impact of technology on journalism.
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Margaret Sullivan's coverage spans government and politics, media, and culture & society. She frequently includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation in her articles. Given this, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insightful analysis or opinion on current political events, media trends, or societal issues.
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By: Margaret Sullivan
Trump secretly gave the Russian autocrat Covid equipment when America desperately needed it. Will his voters care?
By: Margaret Sullivan
Brett Baier interrupted Harris so much she could barely finish a sentence. She still injected some reality into Fox News’s world
By: Margaret Sullivan
There’s no way to see this decision other than as an appalling display of cowardice and a dereliction of their public duty
By: Margaret Sullivan
If Trump is elected to another term, press rights in America will be endangered. Just consider what we already know
On Saturday, October 19th, Margaret Sullivan joined us at the University of Chicago for a public dialogue cohosted by the Program for Public Thinking. Sullivan, […]
By: Margaret Sullivan
There is hateful rhetoric and threats of retribution from one side, and messages of inclusion and good will from the other
By: Margaret Sullivan
My interview with Jay Rosen, who coined the phrase urging less 'horse race'and more consequences
By: Margaret Sullivan, Rebekkah Smith Aldrich
This year's crop of libraries demonstrates a continued commitment to the well-being of library workers and patrons through biophilic design, a tried-and-true construct to connect people with nature in hopes of improving human health.
Designing for delight and flexibility is demonstrated in many of this year's submissions, fostering gathering, play, and communal experiences.
By: Margaret Sullivan
The successful renovation of a historic structure for contemporary use is a vivid example of how libraries respond to rapidly evolving community conditions. This year, a variety of approaches create modern facilities that honor history.
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