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‘… we need to demonstrate in our pages and on our Web site that local journalism does not mean insular, shallow content.’

‘… stories conveyed a definite point of view, and the voice we used shared our perspective throughout their telling.’

A trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo results in a journalist’s determination to find ways to report on the devastation she now knows exists.

Two brothers photographed life in a working-class neighborhood and found ‘kinship and camaraderie.’

‘As journalists, we make moral and subjective choices all of the time, just like the people we cover.’

In a coffee-table book, Associated Press correspondents and photographers describe what they and their colleagues did to be first with the news.

In exploring why journalism matters, it is not enough to look at what works well; examine, too, why sometimes it fails.

‘I have faith that new models of journalism are going to fly out of this whirlpool of change and be successful.’

‘I began to understand why some mistrust the news media.…’

In two books by photojournalists, words and images explore various dimensions of the experience of being a witness to war.