Articles Murrey Marder, Pathfinder Murrey Marder, a former Washington Post reporter and founder of the Nieman Watchdog Project, died on March 11, 2013, at age 93. Former Nieman Curator Bill Kovach, NF ’89, reflects… June 13, 2013 Bill Kovach Grady Clay on the Future of Journalism and Cities: “No One Can Stay in the Center” Grady Clay. Photo by John NationGrady Clay, NF ’49, an urban affairs specialist who was a reporter and editor for The (Louisville, Ky.) Courier-Journal and editor of Landscape Architecture Quarterly,… June 13, 2013 Grady Clay Starting Arguments: A Pulitzer Prize-Winning Political Cartoonist on the Right to be Offensive All illustrations by Mark FioreJust great. My first foray into book reviewing is reviewing a book by Victor Navasky, former editor and publisher of The Nation, onetime editor at The… June 13, 2013 Mark Fiore Grave New World: Evgeny Morozov’s Dire Warnings on the Reach of Google and Facebook Photo by Paul Sakuma/The Associated Press To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly of Technological SolutionismBy Evgeny MorozovPublicAffairs415 pages Evgeny Morozov has a knack for connecting seemingly unrelated technological advances… June 13, 2013 David L. Marcus The Year of Living Safely, Away from the Drug Wars of Mexico Alfredo Corchado, who has covered Mexico for the Dallas Morning News since 1994, was interviewed at Lippmann House. Video from the interview is available. What was it like coming to… June 13, 2013 Alfredo Corchado Putting the Pieces Together: An E-Book Memoir of a Bus Accident in Israel To be walking about a college campus with a knapsack on my back at age 39 was a great gift. It was all the greater for having had my first… June 13, 2013 Joshua Prager The Year of Living Safely, Away from the Drug Wars of Mexico (Video Interview) Dallas Morning News Mexico bureau chief Alfredo Corchado, NF ’09, recently sat down at Lippmann House to discuss his year as a fellow and his new book, “Midnight in Mexico.”An… June 13, 2013 Alfredo Corchado Photojournalists on Covering the Bosnian War A soldier in Arkan’s Tigers, a Serbian paramilitary squad responsible for killing thousands, kicks a Bosnian Muslim civilian in Bijeljina, Bosnia in March 1992. Photo by Ron Haviv/VIIIn September 2011,… June 13, 2013 Gary Knight Rediscovering Latin American Jewry, From Peru to Israel Ten years ago I came upon the story of Segundo Villanueva, an impoverished Peruvian who, as a result of his reading of the Bible, concluded that Catholicism was a fraud.… June 13, 2013 Graciela Mochkofsky Latin American Journalism on the Transnational Express Pastureland has replaced rainforest along this stretch of the Interoceanic Highway in Brazil. Photo courtesy of CONNECTAS “Who in Latin America would be interested in transnational journalism?” was a question… June 13, 2013 Carlos Eduardo Huertas Previous 1 … 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 … 431 Next
