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'An instinct for exploration': Strong role models, innate curiosity combine to forge a journalist's path. Garcia, Marcela Sep 22, 2025 1046
NCR first exposed Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandal 40 years ago this month. Di Corpo, Ryan Jul 4, 2025 1273
The Antidote to Ignorance: Kyrylo Beskorovainyi, NF '25, on the search for his name's meaning, and his life's work. Essay Mar 22, 2025 1146
COMBATING DISINFORMATION AMID POLITICAL STRIFE AND ETHNIC CONFLICT: Threats and harassment abound, but those on the front lines see progress. Okong'o, James Jan 1, 2025 2006
At Journalism's Edge: Ryan Y. Kellett, NF '25, on a career spent chasing breakthroughs. Kellett, Ryan Y. Jan 1, 2025 1104
SEVEN BEST PRACTICES: IN 40 YEARS OF REPORTING ON DIVERSITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION. Daniels, George L. Mar 14, 2024 861
10 years. Cruz, Tonyo Jan 5, 2024 767
What can you say about a NPR reporter's coverage of the 52nd annual NRLC Convention? Actually, quite a bit. Editorial Jul 1, 2023 504
SIM Registration Law could impede journalists' jobs, says NUJP. Oct 13, 2022 533
This Just In: Reporters Want to Hear From Legislative Staffers. Griffin, Kelley Jan 25, 2022 1090
Journalist as Dupe. Moritz, Gwen Dec 13, 2021 753
CHANGING STANDARDS FOR CHANING TIMES: WITH "FRESH START," THE BOSTON GLOBE WEIGHS THE NEWS VALUE OF OLDER ARTICLES VERSUS INDIVIDUAL HARM. Tuohey, Jason Mar 22, 2021 936
War Coverage Isn't Over When the Shooting Stops: The story of war is also the story of young women widowed, of lost childhoods--and people's extraordinary bravery and creativity in the face of devastation. Rubin, Alissa J. Mar 22, 2021 858
The media is not the church's enemy. Schlumpf, Heidi Dec 11, 2020 1013
Voice's Creator Incubator Program Is The Home for Authentic Online Engagement. Dec 1, 2020 689
"STOP THINKING ABOUT A FINISH LINE": Progress on racial equity starts with a steadfast commitment to constant newsroom evolution. King, Rob Sep 22, 2020 1052
WHAT COLOR IS YOUR READER? "I look forward to the day when the subtle hints fade that a particular piece is meant for white readers". Lacey, Marc Sep 22, 2020 553
BEFORE YOU CAN FIX YOUR NEWSROOM, YOU NEED TO FIX YOUR LIFE: "Those bookshelves in your Zoom backdrop should overflow with literature that challenges your world view". Kalita, S. Mitra Sep 22, 2020 1091
Protect campus journalism, CHR urges people on National Campus Press Freedom Day. Jul 25, 2020 633
J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Soule, Douglas; Beavers, Liz May 1, 2020 776
Embracing the Risk Takers: Why dissonant voices are crucial to every newsroom. Gallagher, Tim Column Mar 1, 2020 775
Five Culture-Killing Phrases Smart Newsrooms Will Stop Saying in 2020. Mungeam, Frank Mar 1, 2020 828
Taking Care of Our Own: 10 things we owe today's journalists. DeRienzo, Matt Aug 1, 2019 883
Reinventing the News: To carry on, journalism must create its own media landscape. Tornoe, Rob Aug 1, 2019 2040
Offering Balance: A journalist's job is to report, not to persuade. Gallagher, Tim Jul 1, 2019 760
Survey Says ...: Journalists should do more digging when it comes to quoting studies. Tornoe, Rob Jul 1, 2019 1126
REPORTING WHILE TRANS: How trans journalist are changing--and challenging--journalism. Wallace, Lewis Raven Jun 22, 2019 4501
J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. May 1, 2019 779
critical thinking? J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Gibbons, Sammy; Lee, Jim Mar 1, 2019 766
Q: "As more news organizations use artificial intelligence (Al) to help reporters process masses of data, spot patterns and gain story leads, will robot journalism replace human journalists?". Feb 1, 2019 786
GOING NAMELESS AND FACELESS: Do journalists deserve some blame for America's mass shootings? Morris, Angela Jan 1, 2019 2879
Don't be afraid of being curious: It works to help you establish connections and distinguish yourself from others. Eddy, Tiffany Essay Dec 21, 2018 742
J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Dec 1, 2018 808
"Knowing what you know now about breaking a big story in a small newsroom, what would you do differently?". Remoquillo, Spencer Oct 1, 2018 223
DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY Job: What do newspapers gain by having their journalists appear on TV and radio? Peck, Gretchen A. Oct 1, 2018 2695
Q: A former editor described Donald Trump as a 'magician' who has 'led (journalists) by their noses around the circus ring by his cheap acts.' How can journalists create more unity against Trump's tactics?". Diaz, Tatiana; Sullivan, Margaret Aug 1, 2018 697
"IT'S A FIGHT FOR THE IDEALS WE STRIVE FOR": Despite the obstacles in an increasingly hostile environment, independent Filipino news outlets are doing vital work. Vitug, Marites Danguilan Mar 22, 2018 2655
WHAT JOURNALISTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WRITING SCREENPLAYS: Narrative writers on the similarities - and crucial differences - between journalism and screenwriting. Mar 22, 2018 2969
"The Requesting of Good Things": Journalism, like religion, is an act of faith. Dwyer, Dustin Essay Mar 22, 2018 895
Show Your Work: Nine ways to regain your readers' trust. Gallagher, Tim Mar 1, 2018 814
Behind the Bylines: Washington Post video series documents 'how to be a journalist'. Tornoe, Rob Feb 1, 2018 1115
'There are always two sides'. Curran, Tony Letter to the editor Feb 1, 2018 315
Identifying Mexico's Missing Persons. Jan 1, 2018 613
"THEY'LL ONLY KILL YOU IF THE DENIAL OF REVENUE DOES NOT BRING YOU DOWN": Despite political financial, and sometimes physical threats, incisive investigative work is getting done across Africa. Carroll, Chris Jan 1, 2018 4283
"WE HAVEN'T FULLY GRAPPLED WITH HOW MUCH WE UNWITTINGLY JUDGE JOURNALISM THROUGH A WHITE LENS": Newsrooms need to examine biases and decisions about which journalists cover stories about race. Bailey, Issac Jan 1, 2018 1333
TURNING THE FOCUS FROM OPIOID ADDICTION TO TREATMENT AND RECOVERY: As more people in recovery share their stories, journalists need to explore the under-reported experiences of people who have been drug-free for many years. Stellin, Susan Essay Jan 1, 2018 5808
"Almost Everyone, On Every Beat, Becomes an Immigration Reporter at Some Point": Covering immigration requires a multidisciplinary approach to reporting, from economics to politics to education. Jeffers, Glenn Essay Jan 1, 2018 4922
The Science of Journalism: Like scientists, reporters make connections, synthesize facts, and provide original insight. Mungai, Christine Essay Jan 1, 2018 944
Reporting War in 140 Characters: How Journalists Used Twitter During the 2014 Gaza--Israel Conflict. Tenenboim, Ori Report Sep 1, 2017 9013
The true value in news is commanding an audience. Dunn, Andrew Sep 1, 2017 574
In the spotlight: despite the highs and the lows, journalism can once again become a sought-after career. Hill, Taylor Cover story Jul 1, 2017 2080
Help the sun shine locally this year. Trejbal, Christian Jun 22, 2017 850
The struggle against silence in Mexico is a relay race: reflecting on my return to Mexico and the violent threats against journalists in the country. Turati, Marcela Jun 22, 2017 967
What Anthony Shadid teaches us still: Rami G. Khouri, NF '02, is studying the craftsmanship of the late Pulitzer-winning foreign correspondent to share it with a new generation. Khouri, Rami G. Jun 22, 2017 427
Djinns in the newsroom: what journalists can learn from the courage and creativity of Islam's mythological creatures. Ahmad, Jassim Jun 22, 2017 937
Journalistic autonomy as a professional value and element of journalism culture: The European perspective. Lauk, Epp; Harro-Loit, Halliki Essay May 1, 2017 8205
Of journalists and money: The employment of journalists in Romania and its influence on media freedom and quality. Avadani, Ioana Essay May 1, 2017 9191
Venture labor, media work, and the communicative construction of economic value: Agendas for the field and critical commentary: freelancing as the good life? Cohen, Nicole S. Essay May 1, 2017 1335
Thank you, Mr. President: Journalist gender in presidential news conferences. Meeks, Lindsey Report May 1, 2017 9340
Truth, justice, freedom: The trial as an emancipatory narrative framework in the cultural actions of Giuseppe Fava. Vantorre, Sarah May 1, 2017 11740
Going on the offense: it's time to remind readers that journalism is a noble profession. Gallagher, Tim May 1, 2017 716
Protecting the truth under President Trump. Milbourn, Todd May 1, 2017 760
From bias to disruption for new administration. Apr 1, 2017 651
S. Mitra Kalita: "[the] diversity theme that runs through my career ... really is how I live my life and how I commit journalism": the VP for programming at CNN digital on bringing change to the la times, experimenting on different platforms, and her company's role in the digital age. Interview Mar 22, 2017 1643
Border patrol: Panama Papers veteran Wahyu Dhyatmika, NF '15, finds a way forward with another cross-border investigative story. Dhyatmika, Wahyu Mar 22, 2017 420
Pro-abortion Schumer recycles discredited claims about PPFA using "slippery language": Washington Post FactChecker gives claim "Three Pinocchios". Andrusko, Dave Mar 1, 2017 488
Bringing the 'backstory' up front: new weekly column aims to shed light on the basics of journalism. Mar 1, 2017 494
Living up to our standards: fake news is a golden opportunity for journalists. Gallagher, Tim Mar 1, 2017 795
Looking back at a 35-year career: retired operations director reflects on industry changes. Schult, W. Eric Mar 1, 2017 2289
Critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Carson, Grace; Henson, Steve Feb 1, 2017 872
Wise advice. Mienk, Jake Brief article Jan 1, 2017 136
Critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Fox, Lauren; Spears, Res Jan 1, 2017 835
Reporting on the real America: how journalists missed Trump's 'surprise win'. Gallagher, Tim Jan 1, 2017 782
David Fahrenthold: "I learned ... how much other people know that you can tap into with social media" The Washington Post reporter on his crash course in charity law and Trump's foundation, the value of his Twitter followers as researchers, and new avenues for covering the president. Jan 1, 2017 1591
Rubble, not relief Lucinda Fleeson, NF '85, leads a data project in Nepal to analyze delays in recovery from the 2015 earthquake recovery. Jan 1, 2017 446
The Israeli press under pressure: how Israeli reporters are covering a combative administration and an increasingly polarized public. Blau, Uri Jan 1, 2017 2730
Covering sexual assault: reporting on rape and sexual assault challenges journalists to build trust with sources and avoid injecting bias into the story. Blanding, Michael Jan 1, 2017 4059
Connection, Community, and Customer Service What declining trust in banks says about declining trust in news outlets. Benton, Joshua Jan 1, 2017 1233
When war comes home in Ukraine, journalists who remain neutral face formidable challenges. Sopova, Alisa Jan 1, 2017 795
From both sides: five things journalists and PR people should know about each other. Gallagher, Tim Dec 1, 2016 815
Protecting the institution: with the election finally over, the press learns to adopt a more aggressive approach. Yang, Nu; Stroh, Sean Cover story Dec 1, 2016 2376
Hidden in plain sight: students launch online guide for journalists covering race and hunger. Stroh, Sean Oct 1, 2016 494
"What's the best piece of business advice you've ever received?". Moran, Kevin Brief article Oct 1, 2016 201
Trauma journalism: trending to journalists' mental health is crucial for the business. DeRienzo, Matt Oct 1, 2016 977
Finding faith: how newspapers can find new readers with a return to religion reporting. Gallagher, Tim Oct 1, 2016 828
300 journalists, 100 media companies, 1 leak: the Panama Papers highlight the importance of global newsroom collaboration. Fenster, Jordan Oct 1, 2016 2504
Journalists need to better explain what journalists do ... including me: if journalists don't inform the public about what we do and why, we're ceding the debate to those looking to vilify and delegitimize the press at a dangerous moment in history. Calderone, Michael Sep 22, 2016 892
Earn back the right to serve as watchdogs: while demanding transparency from political leaders, we, as journalists, must hold ourselves accountable, too. Lewis, Matt K. Essay Sep 22, 2016 1291
Let the interlopers in: a journalist without a college degree on the need for educational diversity in the newsroom. Marcum, Diana Sep 22, 2016 1012
Keeping up with the audiences: journalistic role expectations in Singapore. Tandoc, Edson C., Jr.; Duffy, Andrew Report Jul 1, 2016 9254
All eyes and ears: newsrooms need an NSA-like system for monitoring the government. DeRienzo, Matt Jul 1, 2016 910
Leave your comfort zone: journalists need to report stories outside their circle of friends. Gallagher, Tim Jul 1, 2016 796
"What's the best piece of business advice you've ever received?". Smith, Rex Brief article Jun 1, 2016 260
My love letter to newspapers. Rush, Curtis Apr 1, 2016 745
No veteran left behind: Finbarr O'Reilly, NF '13, joins with a Marine to drive conversation about war's impact. O'Reilly, Finbarr Mar 22, 2016 485
Eyes on the prize: administrator Mike Pride, NF '85, balances past, present, and future in the Pulitzers centennial year. Pride, Mike Mar 22, 2016 520
Get the 'Sqoop': website allows reporters to search government databases in less time. Young, Adreana Website overview Mar 1, 2016 440
Finding the right motivation: how newspapers can reclaim their drive and ambition. Gallagher, Tim Mar 1, 2016 753
A winter's drive. Weatherly, Jack Column Feb 12, 2016 760
Investigative reporting at risk, but crucial. Tammeus, Bill Column Jan 1, 2016 691
Bert Huffman: the bard of Inverlake. Bradley, James Jan 1, 2016 5314
Covering the waterfront: despite a fraught political and economic environment, entrepreneurial Brazilian journalists are striving to revitalize coverage. Maisonnave, Fabiano Jan 1, 2016 2919
Blinded by science: in "A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age," David J. Helfand argues that journalists must better understand how science works in order to separate real breakthroughs from hype. Helfand, David J. Excerpt Jan 1, 2016 2130
Why foreign news matters: why do we focus so often on the negative? And what stories do we miss when we do? Pitman, Todd Essay Jan 1, 2016 813
Understanding the subject: before journalists can educate readers, they must first educate themselves. Gallagher, Tim Dec 1, 2015 954
Post-industrial journalism: adapting to the present. Anderson, C.W.; Bell, Emily; Shirky, Clay Report Oct 1, 2015 19807
Post-industrial journalism: adapting to the present. Anderson, C.W.; Bell, Emily; Shirky, Clay Report Oct 1, 2015 22002
Just the facts: Damakant Jayshi, NF '07, brings political and media factchecking to Nepal. Jayshi, Damakant Sep 22, 2015 332
"In Mexico, they kill you twice": despite violence, journalists innovate to get the story out. Campbell, Monica Sep 22, 2015 3813
Mission control: journalists find themselves targeted and handpicked in a secret media proposal. Yang, Nu Cover story Sep 1, 2015 1853
Bridging borders: correlations helps connect journalists around the world. Young, Adreana Website overview Aug 1, 2015 418
140 characters of news: at statehouses, the press corps continues to shrink and change in unexpected ways and with uncertain consequences. Weiss, Suzanne Jul 1, 2015 2699
Crossover talent: as the industry adapts to change, so do the skills of journalists. Gallagher, Tim May 1, 2015 771
Advice for young journalists. Editorial Apr 1, 2015 532
A healthy dose of optimism: some journalists are seeing sunny skies again. Gallagher, Tim Apr 1, 2015 948
Risky, important conversations: on issues of race and reporting, soul-searching by journalists is imperative. Lipinski, Ann Marie Mar 22, 2015 686
Solutions journalism: solutions journalism focuses on what's going right in the world rather than what's going wrong. Dyer, John Mar 22, 2015 2847
"A passionate crusader": Bruce Locklin, NF y 8, recalls his Nieman classmate Danny Schechter's penchant for questioning authority and speaking out for justice. Locklin, Bruce Mar 22, 2015 388
Science, meet journalism. You two should talk. Lief, Louise Mar 22, 2015 3321
Why citizens still rarely serve as news sources: validating a tripartite model of circumstantial, logistical, and evaluative barriers. Reich, Zvi Report Feb 1, 2015 7991
Taking back the streets: at Fusion, Jane Spencer, NF '13, brings together new media and a sense of public service. Jan 1, 2015 359
Ottawa shooting highlights importance of press freedom. Tribe, Laura Jan 1, 2015 660
We're only human. Yang, Nu Editorial Oct 1, 2014 547
Being there: the escalating personal and financial cost of foreign reporting is changing the way correspondents cover the world. Hammer, Joshua Column Sep 22, 2014 5161
Refuse to be silenced: journalists and whistleblowers battle for the public good. Peck, Gretchen A. Sep 1, 2014 4677
Eyes in the sky: drones delivering news: they're coming to newsrooms, but how soon and under what regulatory oversight continues to be hotly debated. Peck, Gretchen A. Cover story Aug 1, 2014 4433
Caught in the Crossfire: Holly Williams, NF '08, witnesses the human toll of the war in Gaza. Jun 22, 2014 518
Behind the data curtain: Adam Tanner, NF '12, looks at how personal data are transforming big business and our private lives. Jun 22, 2014 386
Film as long-form: Alissa Quart, NF '10, on the value of "ground up" collaborations that combine words and pictures. Jun 22, 2014 377
"Thick files and a long memory": Cuba may be opening up economically, but being a journalist in the country is still a risky business. Tamayo, Juan O. Jun 22, 2014 1852
Looking up: a new book of photographs chronicles The Philadelphia Inquirers storied past and challenging present. Steele, Allison Jun 22, 2014 1262
Crusader and mentor: James Squires, NF '71, reflects on his mentoring by legendary journalist John Seigenthaler, NF '59. Jun 22, 2014 477
Making us believers: Alex Jones, NF '82, remembers the magic of Nieman classmate Margot Adler. Jun 22, 2014 470
Doing my own thing. Akpe, Ameto Jun 22, 2014 782
It's a whole new ballgame: newspaper leaders need to show their journalists how to change, and why. Gallagher, Tim Jun 1, 2014 854
When censorship becomes a cultural norm: with little resistance from journalists, agencies have the say in what gets read. Foxhall, Katherine May 1, 2014 2593
Public insight network to the rescue: platform offers a searchable database of sources to reporters. Tornoe, Rob Apr 1, 2014 1211
In service of the lowly Nazarene Carpenter: the English Canadian labour press and the case for radical Christianity, 1926-1939. Aivalis, Christo Essay Mar 22, 2014 14703
Lesson plans: Chalkbeat journalists cover educational changes in the community. Yang, Nu Mar 1, 2014 425
Critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Mar 1, 2014 715
Command and control. Mooney, Paul Essay Jan 1, 2014 2742
The secret life of keywords: online and database searches a reporting tool. Gang, Qian Column Jan 1, 2014 1047
Moral hazard: are the linguistic tricks Chinese journalists use to express their opinions just another form of self-censorship? Xiao, Yang Column Jan 1, 2014 1026
Interview: essence, appearance and the reporter's task code. Paunescu, Andrei Report Jan 1, 2014 2612
Frederick Arthur McKenzie on the Japanese seizure of Korea. Metraux, Daniel A. Jan 1, 2014 4679
Use of development dialogues in learning and changing journalism practice. Hujanen, Jaana Report Dec 1, 2013 7112
Walt Whitman's "Who Was Swedenborg?". Kruger, Kathryn Brigger Sep 22, 2013 4874
Obama's escalating war on freedom of the press. Solomon, Norman Sep 1, 2013 887
A good laugh: comic strip tickles the industry's funny bone. Yang, Nu Brief article Sep 1, 2013 177
A journalist is always on: Courier-Post staff members become part of news story. Yang, Nu Sep 1, 2013 510
A matter of principles: should freelance reporters be held to the same journalistic standards as full-timers? Jennings, Rob Sep 1, 2013 738
Main Street libertarians: meet the free-market populists fighting Obama's crony capitalism. Antle, W. James, III Sep 1, 2013 1774
Where's the appreciation for journalists? Mathewson, Joe Essay Aug 1, 2013 699
Wyoming prosecutors drop subpoena. Brief article Jul 1, 2013 126
Terminal news: what did the mayor know, and when did he know it? Wolper, Allan Jul 1, 2013 1108
British and Chinese television news: a comparative textual study. Rong, Zeng Report Jul 1, 2013 7513
Toledo Blade reporter overcomes obstacles to cover gangs. Brief article Jun 1, 2013 136
Launching a startup in Iraq: an American journalist's Web site is a go-to destination for news about the Iraqi oil industry. Spinner, Jackie Mar 22, 2013 1362
"Things happen when nobody's watching": how a Tampa Bay Times reporter put together her Selden Ring Award-winning series on abuse in Florida children's homes. Muller, Sandra Mar 22, 2013 1220
Idle No More coverage is a story half told. Wagamese, Richard Mar 1, 2013 796
Step by step: journalist embarks on 7-year walk. Yang, Nu Feb 1, 2013 548
Outside looking in: former reporter sees Sandy Hook through residents' eyes. Byrnes, Eileen Jan 1, 2013 807
Reporting from America's silent spaces: Sandy Close, recipient of the 2012 I.F. Stone Medal, has made a career out of helping ethnic communities and the dispossessed tell their own stories. French, Kimberly Jan 1, 2013 1874
Speaking from beneath the sea: Mexican journalist Marcela Turati, recipient of the Lyons Award, is helping her country survive the drug wars. Corchado, Alfredo Jan 1, 2013 2045
From twitter to Gellhorn via Mexico: three Nieman visiting fellows undertake diverse short-term projects during 2013. Jan 1, 2013 330
Facts still dead: columnist Rex Huppke, who wrote a widely read obit for facts earlier this year, found little solace in the distortion-laden presidential campaign. Roth, Maddy Dec 22, 2012 860
Introducing Continental Drift, Jamie Kirchick's New Column About Europe. Weiss, Bari Brief article Oct 5, 2012 149
Communist China uses "journalists" as spies. Sep 24, 2012 389
NBER profile: Pierre Azoulay. Brief article Sep 22, 2012 124
NBER profile: Joshua Graff Zivin. Brief article Sep 22, 2012 162
The door swings both ways. Jarris, John Sep 22, 2012 944
To endorse or not to endorse? Age-old question receives fresh scrutiny as election cycle steps into high gear. Ackermann, Kristina Editorial Sep 1, 2012 530
The Palm Beach Post uncovers unknown health threat. Brief article Sep 1, 2012 160
Critical thinking: J-school students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Sep 1, 2012 686
Mexico's drug lords target newspaper offices. McManus, John F. Brief article Aug 6, 2012 109
Q: Should newspapers make political endorsements even though many people believe they should be objective news sources? Aug 1, 2012 698
Michael Koretzky: 'journoterrorist': teaches students it's OK to fail. Yang, Nu Aug 1, 2012 1130
Building frames link by link: the linking practices of blogs and news sites. Coddington, Mark Report Jul 16, 2012 9039
Finding the wisdom in the crowd: 'journalists need to get comfortable with risk, transparency and collaboration. We need to abandon the notion that we have a monopoly on truth.'. Little, Mark Jun 22, 2012 1437
Challenging 'he said, she said' journalism: instead of striving for balance, a veteran Supreme Court reporter asks, 'how about truth for a goal?'. Greenhouse, Linda Jun 22, 2012 2560
And you thought your newsroom was innovative: across the globe, journalists are finding new ways to deliver diverse content to an increasingly mobile audience. LaFrance, Adrienne Conference notes Jun 22, 2012 666
Medill lecturer wins Pulitzer prize; John Sullivan co-led the Philadelphia Inquirer examination of school violence in Philadelphia public schools. Davis, Kimberly Jun 21, 2012 620
Reporting from the shadows: covering the undocumented among the more challenging journalism assignments amid oft-fractious immigration debate. Gray, Katti Jun 21, 2012 1507
Dubai Media Forum heralds change: if anything is clear, after the 11th Arab Media Forum (AMF) in Dubai, it is that while mass communication was already undergoing massive change before the events of the 'Arab Spring', life after it will never be the same for journalists, broadcasters or communicators anywhere in the world. Pat Lancaster reports from the UAE. Lancaster, Pat Jun 1, 2012 1175
Joke's on you: how improv comedy can help journalists collaborate. Yang, Nu Brief article Jun 1, 2012 254
Romenesko roars back: after the messy breakup with Poynter, the media news aggregating pioneer has created a distinctive Web site with passion and verve. Lisheron, Mark Mar 22, 2012 2164
Impartiality has nothing to do with neutrality: a conversation with Ervin Hladnik Milharcic. Interview Mar 1, 2012 3023
In-depth reporting: on CNN, Soledad O'Brien often covers the problems of minority women. when the cameras are off, she keeps working to brighten their futures. Mccausland, Christianna Mar 1, 2012 1070
Philly journalist reports on one of her own. Yang, Nu Brief article Mar 1, 2012 112
Critical thinking: J-School students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Column Mar 1, 2012 712
Paving the road to self-syndication: some creators have found success by going it alone. Tornoe, Rob Mar 1, 2012 914
Framing Paterno's legacy. Lambert, Scott Jan 1, 2012 643
Milwaukee investigative reporter exposes Both Sides of the Law. Yang, Nu Brief article Jan 1, 2012 128
Breaking the big story: Patriot-News crime reporter Sara Ganim on the Penn State scandal. Yang, Nu Jan 1, 2012 349
"At heart he is still a journalist. But it was his journalism that endangered his life.". Fleeson, Lucinda Dec 22, 2011 4041
Journalists and memoir: reporting + memory. Weldon, Michele Essay Dec 22, 2011 1922
Tips for journalists writing memoirs. Dec 22, 2011 582
Will I ever write the book? Why not? Schulte, Bret Dec 22, 2011 1572
Alejandra Matus. Brief article Dec 22, 2011 223
No school like the old school: journalism students discover the origins of the phrase 'cut and paste'. Ackermann, Kristina Brief article Oct 1, 2011 244
... And what's next? Learn new trends from national experts. Brief article Sep 23, 2011 145
Trading shoe leather for the computer screen. Perruso, Carol Report Sep 22, 2011 3702
Out of the shadows: two high-profile incidents have propelled the long-ignored sue of sexual violence against journalists into the spotlight, And women aren't the only victims. Ricchiardi, Sherry Reprint Sep 22, 2011 4151
Here's what people want to know: why do journalists tell these stories? Klibanoff, Hank Essay Sep 22, 2011 1316
A father's life tugs his son to revisit unsolved crimes. Greenberg, Ben Sep 22, 2011 1758
What often goes unsaid: the racial dynamic of what happens inside a newsroom is 'an elusive if contentious subject that seldom rises to become a topic of media forums or workshops--except when minority journalists come together to talk.'. Alexander, Amy Sep 22, 2011 1546
Arab media: rebuilding trust with their public. Khouri, Rami G. Sep 22, 2011 1011
In Jordan, some threats against a foreign journalist are realized: after the Arab Spring, media restrictions tighten in ways unprecedented in Randa Habib's 24 years as Agence France-Press bureau chief in Amman, and her life is threatened because of what she reports. Habib, Randa Sep 22, 2011 1600
Morocco and press freedom: a complicated relationship: a visibly corrupt government but a wide space for journalists to denounce it, relentlessly harassed newspapers but still a vivid, daring and popular press-- welcome to the kingdom of paradox. Benchemsi, Ahmed Sep 22, 2011 1282
Consensus-building journalism: an immodest proposal. Parrella, Gilda C. Essay Sep 22, 2011 1264
Is the financial crisis also a crime story? What happens when reporters pursue the wrong narrative in covering financial news? It is a personal story with deeper implications. Schechter, Danny Essay Sep 22, 2011 1420
The smart move was in reverse: a typical career trajectory for a reporter begins with local news, but sometimes there's another road to travel first. Galbraith, Kate Sep 22, 2011 1111
Mary Williams Walsh. Brief article Sep 22, 2011 106
Martha Bebinger. Brief article Sep 22, 2011 136
Reasons for hope: three journalists who report on the drug trade's violence in the United States and Mexico compare notes during a peaceful pause. Reynolds, Julie Sep 22, 2011 1032
Journalism ethics after Auschwitz. Leff, Laurel Essay Sep 22, 2011 3075
The Tel Aviv Journalist Who Panned Glenn Beck. Brief article Aug 24, 2011 109
The Shame of Tel Aviv Journalist Who Panned Glenn Beck. Brief article Aug 24, 2011 101
The Shame of Tel Aviv Journalist Who Panned Glenn Beck. Brief article Aug 24, 2011 113
Learn something new: journalists join the education field. Yang, Nu Aug 1, 2011 368
Detroit Free Press takes storytelling into real-time: reporter and photographer used Intersect to document 13-day investigation. Kulicke, Heidi Brief article Jul 1, 2011 292
Long-term lovers unite: website celebrates lengthy stories. Kulicke, Heidi Jul 1, 2011 571
Profiting from nonprofit newsrooms: newspapers and nonprofits team up for investigative journalism. Herskowitz, Jean E. Jul 1, 2011 2861
How the Internet has changed the definition of "Journalist". Defreitas, Nick Jun 22, 2011 1301
Engaging communities: content and conversation: 'editors ought to require that story pitches and budget lines include an engagement component, reflecting community conversation, collaboration and outreach.'. Mayer, Joy Viewpoint essay Jun 22, 2011 1443
Everyone's welcome at the newsroom cafe: 'we've torn down the dividing wall and now we can listen closely to the voices once behind it. that's what our changes are about. Olson, Emily M. Jun 22, 2011 2039
Information requirements of Pakistani Media practitioners: a comparative study. Ansari, Munra Nasreen Report May 1, 2011 2452
Pulitzer prize-winning cyborg? Story-generating software is increasing its reach into newsrooms. Fleming, Jeff Editorial May 1, 2011 478
Fool us once: why do savvy reporters keep falling for video smear jobs? Jeffery, Clara; Bauerlein, Monika May 1, 2011 837
Why Helen Thomas no longer has a lifetime achievement award named after her: reporting the news doesn't mean becoming the news. Wolper, Allan Column Apr 1, 2011 1389
A Bulgarian reporter's journey traces a nation's progress: once beaten and tried in court for his investigative reporting, Stanimir Vaglenov now teaches young journalists and manages uncensored Internet projects for the nation's leading news group. Vaglenov, Stanimir Mar 22, 2011 2389
Asking questions in small-town America can be dangerous: 'I knew we'd get a backlash for our reporting, which was far more aggressive than most small-town papers are willing to stomach. But the news media's role as watchdog is vital in communities with a long-standing culture of corruption.'. Swindler, Samantha Mar 22, 2011 1326
A journalist's letter from academia: making the switch from full-time journalist to tenured professor is more challenging--and rewarding--than one might think. Palfreman, Jon Mar 22, 2011 1391
Journalists and public relations professionals. Bansal, Namarata Mar 22, 2011 538
The case of the missing mayor: journalists falter when the word 'privacy' is invoked. Wolper, Allan Column Mar 1, 2011 979
The unreported war: losing the war on reporting the Mexico narco violence. Kolb, Joseph J. Mar 1, 2011 2520
Critical thinking: J-School students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Feb 1, 2011 750
Gray matters: newspapers' untapped power of bold thinking and creative brilliance. Fleming, Jeff Editorial Jan 1, 2011 412
Critical thinking: J-School students and industry vets tackle the tough questions. Jan 1, 2011 745
Money and politics: journalists have no place in campaign contributions. Wolper, Allan Jan 1, 2011 1004
Students scrutinizing politicians: A J-school's plunge into the fact-checking business. Klinefelter, Molly Dec 22, 2010 1294
The fact-checking explosion: in a bitter political landscape marked by rampant allegations of questionable credibility, more and more news outlets are launching truth-squad operations. Spivak, Cary Dec 22, 2010 3899
Less for more. Johnston, David Cay Dec 22, 2010 785
From newsroom to nursery--the beat goes on. Sugg, Diana K. Dec 22, 2010 1661
A matter of interpretation: why an analytic approach is crucial for mainstream news outlets. Rieder, Rem Essay Dec 22, 2010 820
Eight key quotes for modern journalists: the rules of the past still apply. Dec 1, 2010 828
The embed cocoon: U.S. journalists aren't practicing basic reporting in Afghanistan. Rall, Ted Nov 1, 2010 791
Nonprofit newsrooms provide outlet for journalists. Houston, Brant Sep 22, 2010 949
Pistor's eyes provide impetus for a nose for news. Malone, Roy Sep 22, 2010 356
Sydney Schanberg and his reporting: how the weak are treated. Salamon, George Sep 22, 2010 1347
When journalists depart, who tells the story? Press releases and broadcast-ready video substitute for European union coverage, as news organizations cut back on staff reporters in Brussels. Jordan, Michael J. Sep 22, 2010 2191
Bearing witness: the poet as journalist. Dawes, Kwame Reprint Sep 22, 2010 1300
When 'we' don't want to know about 'them': a lot happened after a Turkish journalist set out to tell people in her country about those who belong to the Armenian diaspora. Yurdakul, Afsin Sep 22, 2010 1501
It's not like it used to be: just a dozen years ago, the International Reporting Project's approach was very different. Then, it trained staff reporters hoping to head to foreign bureaus; now it supports story ideas, many of them from freelancers. Schidlovsky, John Sep 22, 2010 1542
An odd couple: journalists and academics: partnering with Harvard's Carr Center gave a freelance journalist the chance to continue her reporting about drug wars in Juarez, Mexico. Campbell, Monica Sep 22, 2010 879
From war zones to life at home: serendipity and partners matter. Motlagh, Jason Sep 22, 2010 1436
Journalists who dared to report--before they fled or were murdered. Sep 22, 2010 942
A journalist's near-death experience in Chechnya. Ludtke, Melissa Sep 22, 2010 2392
Investigative Shortfall: many news outlets are doing far less accountability reporting than in the past, bad news indeed for the public. New nonprofit investigative ventures have emerged, but they can't pick up the slack by themselves. Walton, Mary Sep 22, 2010 11695
Print War. Portnoy, Eddy Sep 16, 2010 1249
The middle man: lessons from life in Washington's ideological gray zone. Weigel, David Sep 1, 2010 1117
Out of context. Editorial Aug 2, 2010 622
Planting ideas, reaping results: eight strategic seedlings to help newspapers thrive. Mutter, Alan D. Aug 1, 2010 751
AP journo's oily swim for story: Rich Matthews dives in to deliver firsthand account. Moynihan, Shawn Brief article Jul 1, 2010 236
Playing defense: news organizations are plotting strategies to protect journalists threatened for their tough reporting in regions dominated by organized crime. Ricchiardi, Sherry Jun 22, 2010 3384
Thinking about multitasking: it's what journalists need to do: heavy media multitaskers 'are often influenced by intervening content. News articles are therefore going to require more recapitulations and reminders to help readers pick up where they left off.'. Nass, Clifford Jun 22, 2010 1309
There's more to being a journalist than hitting the 'publish' button: for better or worse, the internet is 'biased to the amateur and to the immediate.'. Rushkoff, Douglas Jun 22, 2010 1131
Richard C. Longworth. Brief article Jun 22, 2010 204
Flotilla Reporters Feeding Frenzy at State Dept. Briefing. Brief article Jun 2, 2010 86
Get outta here, press, you bother me! Brief article Jun 1, 2010 214
The Gloves Come Off.... Brief article May 9, 2010 180
Pat Buchanan Live on C-Span - A Chance for Jews to Debate. Brief article May 2, 2010 89
Becoming an interpretive journalist. Martin, Allison May 1, 2010 1330
We can work it out. Brief article May 1, 2010 146
Are newspapers dying? The view of an aspiring journalist. Butterfield, Sam Mar 22, 2010 1192
Calling all experts! Nicol, Janet Mar 22, 2010 490
Harnessing social media: news outlets are assigning staffers to focus on networking. Gleason, Stephanie Mar 22, 2010 1320
Plugging the gap. Ricchiardi, Sherry Mar 22, 2010 4235
Jerusalem Reporter on US Airwaves. Brief article Mar 7, 2010 82
Canadian media looks foolish in Haiti. Hughes, Lesley Essay Mar 1, 2010 581
A church-state trap: editorial staffers must now embrace the business side, or perish. Picard, Robert G. Column Feb 1, 2010 693
Above the fold: as print declines, rethink your media relations strategies to tap into new channels. Mastaglio, Linda; Brown, Robert; Freeman, Steve Cover story Jan 1, 2010 2615
Was it all pure propaganda? Journalistic practices of 'silent resistance' in Soviet Estonian journalism/"Vaikse vastupanu" praktikad Eesti noukogude ajakirjanduses. Lauk, Epp; Kreegipuu, Tiiu Report Jan 1, 2010 11399
A eulogy for old-school newsrooms: they were loud, chaotic and politically incorrect. They weren't very diverse. But they sure were full of journalistic passion--and fun. Stepp, Carl Sessions Dec 22, 2009 4132
Aftermath: journalists' stories. Ludtke, Melissa Dec 22, 2009 360
When murder strikes a small community. Corrigan, Don Dec 22, 2009 1786
Tears are part of telling the story. Walter, Mike Dec 22, 2009 1629
The Iraqi shoe-thrower: when endangered journalists need help. Aumente, Jerome Dec 22, 2009 2086
Bringing what's buried in folders to life. Dec 22, 2009 2222
When a crime is just the beginning of the story: by establishing relationships of trust with those touched by crime, reporters discover an intimacy of thought and emotion that can assist healing--for individuals and for communities. Dec 22, 2009 3166
Strategies for reporters coping with stress. Brief article Dec 22, 2009 286
Connecting threads of individual pain with societal responsibility: from Northern Ireland, Chile and Kosovo come stories of the struggle people have in healing from terror and torture when political accountability and reconciliation are absent. Dec 22, 2009 2144
It matters who tells the story in the Middle East. Dec 22, 2009 2379
How to do an interview--when trauma is the topic. Dec 22, 2009 1833
Narratives--with trauma at their core. Excerpt Dec 22, 2009 1705
Tugging meaning out of trauma. Discussion Dec 22, 2009 3437
In search of an 'inside narrative'. Dec 22, 2009 572
"Police crossed the line". Malone, Roy Brief article Nov 1, 2009 128
On the nose: the bad news about being a journalist is that you're inundated with press releases. The good news is that some of it is so genuinely amusing that I keep wading through piles of bad stuff just to find a few gems. Caswell, Chris Column Oct 1, 2009 774
Covering Environment the 'Front Line of a New War,' Says Reporters Without Borders. Brief article Sep 23, 2009 208

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