Women’s Media Center
  • Sign Up
  • About
  • Press
  • Donate
  • Menu
  • Search
Women’s Media Center
WMC In the News: Archive
Women's Media Center
WMC In the News: Archive
  • Reports
    • About

      The Women’s Media Center’s research and reports shed a light on the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of women in the media.

      More »

    • Status of Women in the U.S. Media
    • Reports and Research
    • Infographics
    • Categories

      • Arts and culture
      • Health
      • Media
      • Politics
    • Back
    • Status of Women in the U.S. Media
    • Reports and Research
    • Infographics
  • Articles
    • About

      WMC publishes original reporting and commentary on headline stories and underreported topics.

      More »

    • Articles
    •  
    •  
    • Categories

      • Feminism
      • International
      • Media
      • Politics
    • Back
    • Articles
  • Podcast
    • About

      WMC Live with Robin Morgan is a weekly radio show and podcast in 110 countries around the globe.

      More »

    • WMC Live
    • WMC Live on iTunes
    •  
    • Categories

      • Feminism
      • Misogyny
      • Politics
      • Robin Morgan
    • Back
    • WMC Live
    • WMC Live on iTunes
  • Experts
    • About

      WMC SheSource is an online database of media-experienced women experts who we connect to journalists, bookers and producers.

      More »

    • Find an Expert
    • Apply to WMC SheSource
    • Journalist Sign Up
    • Areas of Expertise

      • Business and the Economy
      • Media and Entertainment
      • Politics
      • Social justice
    • Back
    • Find an Expert
    • Apply to WMC SheSource
    • Journalist Sign Up
  • Training
    • About

      The Women’s Media Center (WMC) media training and leadership programs seek to elevate women’s voices through media training.

      More »

    • Progressive Women's Voices
    • PWV Alumnae
    • Other Training
    • Back
    • Progressive Women's Voices
    • PWV Alumnae
    • Other Training
  • Speech
    • About

      WMC Speech Project is dedicated to raising public and media awareness about online harassment.

      More »

    • Articles
    • Online Abuse 101
    • Resources
    • Categories

      • Education
      • Feminism
      • Misogyny
      • Online harassment
    • Back
    • Articles
    • Online Abuse 101
    • Resources
  • More Links
    • Back
    • Sign Up
    • About
    • Press
    • Donate
    • Connect
    • Events
    • Privacy Policy
  •  
  • About
  • Apply for WMC SheSource
  • Articles
    • Pitch our editor
  • Board
  • Climate
  • Contact
  • Donate
  • Editorial
  • Events
  • Experts for Media
  • Facebook
  • FBomb
    • Pitch our editor
  • Features
    • Pitch our editor
  • Gloria Steinem
  • Home Page
  • I/DARE
    • Pitch our editor
  • Infographics
  • International
  • Jane Fonda
  • Journalist Sign up
  • Name it Change it
  • Pitch us
  • Podcast
  • Press Room
    • Press releases
    • Press contact
    • Press kit
  • Privacy policy
  • Progressive Women's Voices
  • Publications
  • Radio show
  • Research
  • Reports
  • Robin Morgan
  • SheSource
    • Apply to WMC SheSource
    • Sign up for journalist newsletter
  • Sources for journalists
  • Speech Project
    • Pitch our editor
  • Statistics
  • Status of women in media reports
  • Subscribe
    • WMC News
    • WMC Live
    • WMC SheSource Journalist email
  • Training
  • Twitter
  • Unspinning the Spin
  • WMC Live
  • Women Under Siege
    • Pitch our editor
  • Women's Media Awards
  • Write for us
  • WMC LOREEN ARBUS JOURNALISM PROGRAM
 
March 03, 2017 | Liz Spayd | The New York Times
The Declining Fortunes of Women at The Times

Men accounted for 61 percent of the bylines that appeared in the front section of The Times last year, according to data soon to be published by the Women’s Media Center, a group that analyzes thousands of bylines across 10 top newspapers every year.


 
March 01, 2017 | Washington Post
The new Hollywood Reporter cover features five CNN stars. They are all men.

Research by the Women’s Media Center concluded that women were often underrepresented on cable news programs during the presidential election — even on shows with female hosts. Analysts who appeared on CNN’s “New Day,” co-hosted by Camerota, were 68 percent male, for example.


Archive
  • 2026
    • March (3)
    • February (1)
  • 2025
    • October (1)
    • June (1)
    • May (2)
    • February (3)
  • 2024
    • December (1)
    • November (1)
    • October (3)
    • September (5)
    • August (1)
    • July (2)
    • June (1)
    • May (3)
    • March (1)
    • January (1)
  • 2023
    • December (3)
    • November (2)
    • October (8)
    • September (2)
    • August (5)
    • June (2)
    • May (1)
    • April (1)
    • March (6)
    • January (2)
  • 2022
    • December (3)
    • November (6)
    • October (1)
    • September (4)
    • August (1)
    • June (1)
    • May (1)
    • April (1)
  • 2021
    • December (1)
    • November (1)
    • October (1)
    • September (4)
    • August (2)
    • June (1)
    • May (1)
    • April (5)
    • March (3)
    • February (1)
    • January (1)
  • 2020
    • December (6)
    • November (3)
    • October (2)
    • September (1)
    • August (3)
    • June (3)
    • May (1)
    • March (2)
    • February (5)
    • January (2)
  • 2019
    • December (1)
    • November (6)
    • October (7)
    • September (2)
    • July (5)
    • June (1)
    • May (4)
    • April (4)
    • March (4)
    • February (3)
    • January (2)
  • 2018
    • December (3)
    • November (4)
    • October (7)
    • September (1)
    • August (10)
    • July (1)
    • June (3)
    • May (1)
    • April (2)
    • March (6)
    • February (4)
    • January (1)
  • 2017
    • November (1)
    • October (32)
    • September (6)
    • August (1)
    • June (2)
    • May (1)
    • March (2)
    • February (6)
    • January (19)
  • 2016
    • December (1)
    • October (3)
    • September (5)
    • August (1)
    • July (2)
    • June (4)
    • May (2)
    • April (4)
    • March (2)
    • February (10)
    • January (5)
  • 2015
    • December (4)
    • November (4)
    • October (1)
    • September (5)
    • August (2)
    • July (4)
    • June (7)
    • May (2)
    • April (4)
    • March (2)
    • February (3)
    • January (1)
  • 2014
    • October (5)
    • September (1)
    • August (2)
    • July (2)
    • June (3)
    • May (10)
    • April (6)
    • March (1)
    • February (11)
    • January (1)
  • 2012
    • June (1)
    • March (1)
    • February (4)
  • 2009
    • July (1)
  • Connect
  • Events
  • Privacy Policy
  • Sign Up
  • • powered by feminism