Articles 10 Easy Ways to Save Journalism Some months ago, The Economist ran a column about business schools. The tagline was: “Business schools are better at analyzing disruptive innovation than at dealing with it.”Sounds familiar, I thought.… September 19, 2014 Kate Galbraith Where Are the Women? Why we need more female newsroom leaders September 11, 2014 Anna Griffin Plus ça change… Ousted editors, newsroom revolts, and government subsidies—welcome to French journalism’s battle for survival September 11, 2014 Peter Gumbel Ensuring Women Have A Seat at the Leadership Table The lunch for the summer interns was held at the editor’s swanky men’s club. The other interns and I had arrived ahead of the brass and I took my seat… September 11, 2014 Ann Marie Lipinski Crusader and Mentor John Seigenthaler, NF ’59, who died July 11 at age 86, was a throwback to the crusading newspaper editor of legend. During his 39 years at The (Nashville) Tennessean—as reporter,… September 11, 2014 James D. Squires Anna Holmes Founder, Jezebel; editor of digital voices and storytelling, Fusion September 11, 2014 Anna Holmes Making Us Believers Margot Adler, NF ’82, a longtime correspondent for NPR, died of cancer at her home in New York on July 28. She was 68. Adler joined NPR in 1979 as… September 11, 2014 Alex S. Jones “The Sense of Being Somewhere Else” Robert Drew, NF ’55, whose 1960 documentary about John F. Kennedy, “Primary,” is regarded as the start of American cinéma vérité, died July 30 at his home in Sharon, Connecticut.… September 11, 2014 Robert Drew Geneva Overholser Former editor, The Des Moines Register September 11, 2014 Geneva Overholser It’s Good to Talk Members of Cuba’s mass media, which is completely in the hands of the state, cover only what’s convenient for the government. Because of that, in February of 2009, a group… September 11, 2014 Roberto de Jesús Guerra Pérez Previous 1 … 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 … 437 Next
