A. Adam Glenn
Adam Glenn was a writer/editor at the Knight First Amendment Institute. In addition to producing content in support of the Institute’s research and litigation programs, he helped develop the Institute’s overall editorial voice across its research, communications, and public education programs, and authored two dozen blog posts and chapter two, From Little Rock to Ferguson, of the Institute’s Covering Democracy report.
A veteran journalist, Glenn currently serves as deputy editor at the Freedom of the Press Foundation and editorial director of publications for the Society of Environmental Journalists. He has worked for newspaper, magazine, and online newsrooms in New York and Washington, D.C., including as senior producer at ABC News. In addition, he has consulted with a wide array of news publishers, think tanks, nonprofits, and agencies, and has launched two climate change news services.
Glenn is a long-time journalism trainer and educator, serving on the faculty at Columbia University, New York University, and the City University of New York. Glenn has won numerous fellowships, grants, and awards, and holds a master’s degree in international policy from the Fletcher School, and a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Boston University.
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Writings & Appearances
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Deep Dive
Symposium Suggests Large-Scale Societal Changes Are Needed to Lessen Impact of Harmful Lies
Institute’s “Lies, Free Speech, and the Law” event featured research from a diverse range of scholars on how to address the problem of falsehoods
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Inside Look
Edgar v. Haines: Could Overturning a 1980 Supreme Court Case Help Fix the Broken Prepublication Review System?
The Institute’s Ramya Krishnan on challenging the 40-year-old case underlying the intelligence agencies’ sweeping censorship system
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Quick Take
Institute Litigation Director Calls for Research into the “New Physics” of Public Discourse
Arcane algorithms must be brought to light to grapple with little-understood impacts on elections, media, and society
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Quick Take
On Panel, Institute Attorney Warns of Legal Obstacles to Public-Interest Research on Internet Platforms
Krishnan points to Knight Institute's “safe harbor” proposal and just-released policy paper