Articles The Story That Rocked the Clock ‘With so much news breaking, just posting updates to the paper’s website suddenly felt inadequate. We needed to meet readers where they were …’ July 6, 2012 Phil Brinkman Challenging ‘He Said, She Said’ Journalism Instead of striving for balance, a veteran Supreme Court reporter asks, ‘How about truth for a goal?’ July 6, 2012 Linda Greenhouse Doubting Amina The biggest hoax of 2011 fooled activists and journalists alike. One writer and free speech advocate explains why so many wanted to believe in the ‘Gay Girl in Damascus.’ July 6, 2012 Jillian C. York 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.’ July 6, 2012 Mark Little Vetting Information Found Online Members of the BBC’s User-Generated Content Hub offered tips for determining the veracity of videos and photographs:Join the conversation on twitter using the hashtag #NRTruthTry to talk to the original… July 6, 2012 David Turner Inside the BBC’s Verification Hub ‘What everyone wanted to know, on Twitter and in the newsroom, was this: Was the video real or fake? That is the kind of question the [User-Generated Content] Hub is… July 6, 2012 David Turner Detecting the Truth in Photos As technologies to manipulate images grow ever more sophisticated, media organizations are using software to help determine authenticity. July 6, 2012 Santiago Lyon Getting it Wrong A sampling of mistakes, fabrications and manipulations. July 6, 2012 Jonathan Seitz Cover Stories A book critic in praise of the counter-narrative July 6, 2012 Megan O’Grady Finding Strength in Numbers Learning to use databases and mapping software has its rewards. July 3, 2012 John Diedrich Previous 1 … 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 … 431 Next
