Articles The Security Playbook Every Journalist Should Know Experts outline practical steps for protecting devices, data, and sources — both online and off — to safeguard against hacks, leaks, surveillance, raids, and legal threats March 5, 2026 France’s Independent Press Fights Back Alternative media startups see themselves as a bulwark against billionaires and the far right. Can they survive? February 19, 2026 Christopher Clark Sudan’s Journalists Risk Everything to Cover a War the World Ignores More than 30 journalists have been killed since fighting broke out in 2023. Those still working continue to face danger and a shrinking international audience February 13, 2026 Isma’il Kushkush Free Speech in Deep Freeze On the ground in Minnesota, where journalists are working to tell the truth about government-sanctioned violence and spin February 5, 2026 Jon Collins Journalism at an AI Inflection Point As artificial intelligence moves into newsrooms, four Nieman Fellows weigh in on the technology’s promise, limits, and risks. February 3, 2026 ‘An instinct for exploration’ Strong role models, innate curiosity combine to forge a journalist’s path January 31, 2026 Marcela García Digging for Truth Journalism, like tending olive trees, takes meticulous care, skill, and perseverance January 30, 2026 Sotiris Sideris Lights, Camera, Action: Niemans Making Films In this installment of Niemans@Work, we highlight a sampling of recent documentaries featuring Nieman alumni who have directed, produced, starred in, or otherwise contributed to a wide range of productions. January 28, 2026 US Media in the Crosshairs The Trump administration is deploying a range of legal weapons to attack U.S. news outlets January 16, 2026 Jared Schroeder ‘How can we have the best of machines and the best of humans?’ Gina Chua on how AI is reshaping the news industry January 12, 2026 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 458 Next
