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April 03, 2014
Experts on Women in the U.S. News Media The Women's Media Center today released its <a target = new href="http://www.womensmediacenter.com/pages/media-gender-gap">original research</a> on the media gender gap. Gender inequality among journalists is evident across all media outlets and all issues. Women receive 37% of byline credits across print, internet, and wire news. Women are 40% of evening broadcast anchors and only 1/3 of television reporters and correspondents. Women make up more than half of the U.S. population, but their voices are often left out of the news we consume.
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