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When I started out, my film was going to be about other people’s economic woes. Soon I realized I was part of this story of how the credit industry targets…

‘Gaps intersected and converged like earthquake fault lines; what affected one rippled through the others.’

With reports about tough economic times in hand, a journalist relies on families’ experiences to illuminate the significance of the findings.

Coverage of the riots in France reaffirmed the need for ongoing, in-depth reporting of poor immigrants’ circumstances and the issues they confront.

A former newspaper editor examines the impact of the lack of journalists serving on media company boards.

‘… newspapers have enormous strengths to rely on — and that is where we need to concentrate.’

In Roanoke, Virginia, a midsized newspaper has had ‘the freedom to run some experiments, fail, try again, and along the way discover some meaningful success.’

‘In previous downturns, rookie reporters reinvigorated the newsroom; now, there might not be any quality, young journalists to take over.’

‘It is time for some new language to describe the role and value of the assigning editor. Even the job title is dated and limiting.’

Mae Cheng, regional editor at Newsday, president of UNITY: Journalists of Color, and former president of the Asian American Journalists Association, collected capsule reports from a diverse group of frontline…