Bill Grueskin is dean of academic affairs and professor of professional practice at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. He worked for thirteen years at the Wall Street Journal, in roles including deputy page-one editor, managing editor of www.WSJ.com, and deputy managing editor of news. Ava Seave is a principal of Quantum Media, a New York City-based consulting firm focused on marketing and strategic planning for media, information, and entertainment companies. Before cofounding Quantum Media in 1998, she served as a general manager of three media companies: Scholastic Inc., the Village Voice, and TVSM. She is the coauthor, with Jonathan Knee and Bruce Greenwald, of The Curse of the Mogul: What's Wrong with the World's Leading Media Companies. Lucas Graves is a Ph.D. candidate in communications at Columbia University. His research focuses on the fact-checking movement in American journalism and its reflection of changes in the networked news ecosystem.

Bill Grueskin is dean of academic affairs and professor of professional practice at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. He worked for thirteen years at the Wall Street Journal, in roles including deputy page-one editor, managing editor of www.WSJ.com, and deputy managing editor of news. Ava Seave is a principal of Quantum Media, a New York City-based consulting firm focused on marketing and strategic planning for media, information, and entertainment companies. Before cofounding Quantum Media in 1998, she served as a general manager of three media companies: Scholastic Inc., the Village Voice, and TVSM. She is the coauthor, with Jonathan Knee and Bruce Greenwald, of The Curse of the Mogul: What's Wrong with the World's Leading Media Companies. Lucas Graves is a Ph.D. candidate in communications at Columbia University. His research focuses on the fact-checking movement in American journalism and its reflection of changes in the networked news ecosystem.

Bill Grueskin is dean of academic affairs and professor of professional practice at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. He worked for thirteen years at the Wall Street Journal, in roles including deputy page-one editor, managing editor of www.WSJ.com, and deputy managing editor of news. Ava Seave is a principal of Quantum Media, a New York City-based consulting firm focused on marketing and strategic planning for media, information, and entertainment companies. Before cofounding Quantum Media in 1998, she served as a general manager of three media companies: Scholastic Inc., the Village Voice, and TVSM. She is the coauthor, with Jonathan Knee and Bruce Greenwald, of The Curse of the Mogul: What's Wrong with the World's Leading Media Companies. Lucas Graves is a Ph.D. candidate in communications at Columbia University. His research focuses on the fact-checking movement in American journalism and its reflection of changes in the networked news ecosystem.