Articles Melissa Bailey Related ArticleWhere Are the Women?Why we need more female newsroom leadersPLUSRead more stories from prominent female leadersAt times I’ve felt I had to put on a more masculine, no-nonsense demeanor… September 10, 2014 Marcy McGinnis Related ArticleWhere Are the Women?Why we need more female newsroom leadersPLUSRead more stories from prominent female leadersThe reason why I feel very strongly about women in positions of authority is… September 10, 2014 Monika Bauerlein Related ArticleWhere Are the Women?Why we need more female newsroom leadersPLUSRead more stories from prominent female leadersI did consider leaving journalism, more than once. These days it’s down to a… September 10, 2014 Monika Bauerlein Nancy Gibbs Related ArticleWhere Are the Women?Why we need more female newsroom leadersPLUSRead more stories from prominent female leadersI doubt I have very many communications majors at Time. I have history majors,… September 10, 2014 Nancy Gibbs Clara Jeffery Related ArticleWhere Are the Women?Why we need more female newsroom leadersPLUSRead more stories from prominent female leadersJournalism is no different than any other profession in that it’s hard for women… September 10, 2014 Clara Jeffrey Whitney Johnson Related ArticleWhere Are the Women?Why we need more female newsroom leadersPLUSRead more stories from prominent female leadersWhy have women had such little success in turning their names into brands people… September 10, 2014 Whitney Johnson Emily Ramshaw Don’t wait for someone to hand you a leadership opportunity; make one for yourself. The women I know with leadership roles in their newsrooms by and large staked their claim… September 10, 2014 Emily Ramshaw Coming Home Almost 50 years after Nat Nakasa, NF ’65, died and was buried in a New York cemetery, his remains have been brought back to South Africa. The repatriation fulfills not… September 9, 2014 Mathatha Tsedu After Tiananmen Square, a ‘Dark Age’ for Press Freedom in China Chinese journalist Liu Binyan joined the Nieman Class of 1989 at age 62, after he became a target of the Chinese government’s campaign against “bourgeois liberalism.” Binyan was a writer… August 28, 2014 Liu Binyan In Beijing’s Newsrooms In the first three decades in the history of the People’s Republic of China, the journalists called their newspapers “loudspeakers” and “bulletin boards” of the Communist Party and the government.… August 28, 2014 Liu Binyan Previous 1 … 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 … 430 Next
