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View photos below »I had one chance to see Ansel Adams. In my senior year in college in 1976, I attended a media jobs fair at Howard University. I did…

‘It became heroic, tragic, visceral, incomprehensible, beautiful and grotesque — in a word: human.’

‘If we want to be successful on the Web, it‘s got to be “guerrilla journalism,” edgy and unpredictable.’

‘The reliance on private contractors and a web of subcontractors can come with a staggering price.’

‘My generation doesn't trust what the lone anchor tells us, nor the pundit, nor the panel of experts.’

"The Web is more important in this presidential campaign and the Pennsylvania primary than the newspaper. Think Web first, and then think newspaper, because you're going to do something different…

In investigating why some Iraq War veterans become homicidal, The New York Times highlighted a circumstance that no one else was tracking.

McClatchy's Washington bureau continues its watchdog reporting about Iraq, this time revealing dangers in the new embassy construction.

‘It was as though until headlines blared from newsstands in the nation's capital, the trees in this forest weren't really falling.’

After hearing from Marines in Iraq about head wounds, a USA Today reporter works to get the military to release information about their prevalence.