Nadia Chung

Senior Fellow, Institute for Digital Integrity

M.S., Journalism Ethics, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism

15+ years experience

Nadia Chung is a leading authority on media ethics, with over 15 years of experience shaping responsible journalistic practices. As the former Head of Ethical Standards at the Global News Alliance and a current Senior Fellow at the Institute for Digital Integrity, she specializes in the ethical implications of AI in news production. Her landmark publication, "Algorithmic Accountability: Navigating AI in the Newsroom," is a foundational text for modern media organizations. Chung earned her Master's in Journalism Ethics from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where her thesis explored the evolving responsibilities of digital news platforms. Her professional philosophy centers on the belief that ethical frameworks must proactively adapt to technological advancements, ensuring that innovation serves the public good rather than compromising journalistic integrity. Readers can expect her articles to offer insightful analyses, practical guidance, and forward-thinking solutions to the complex ethical dilemmas facing contemporary newsrooms, with a particular emphasis on data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the future of human oversight in automated journalism

Articles by Nadia Chung

Media Ethics

Contrarian News: Q4 2025’s Hidden Truths

In a world saturated with conventional wisdom, the rise of “and slightly contrarian” news analysis offers a refreshing, albeit challenging, perspective. This burgeoning niche provides…

Nadia Chung · · 5 min read
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2026: Why Surface News Fails Us

In an era saturated with information, truly challenging conventional wisdom and offering a fresh understanding of the stories shaping our world isn’t just a goal;…

Nadia Chung · · 10 min read
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News Dissection: Uncover Truths in 2026

The news cycle often feels like a relentless torrent, delivering headlines without much depth. For many, it’s a passive consumption, accepting narratives as presented. But…

Nadia Chung · · 8 min read
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News Errors: Avoid Missteps in 2026

The fast-paced world of digital news demands precision, speed, and accuracy in every piece of content produced. Yet, even seasoned journalists and content creators often…

Nadia Chung · · 6 min read
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News Bias: Your 2026 Guide to Truth

The news cycle, a relentless, churning beast of information, often presents itself as an objective mirror reflecting reality. But what if that mirror is subtly…

Nadia Chung · · 9 min read