Articles A Prayer for Quality Journalism as Public Media Corporations Focus on Margin and Financial Return In crunching the numbers, an author argues that investment is necessary to secure a future for news—in newspapers or on the Internet. March 15, 2005 Lou Ureneck Spring 2005: Introduction Water is the essence of life, and its cleanliness, availability, and our use and abuse of it are stories meriting reporters’ and editors’ attention. Yet as Stuart Leavenworth, who covered… March 15, 2005 Melissa Ludtke Reversing the Trend Away From Journalism Journalism will survive. It will appear in the form of Web sites designed for people checking on the news because they are trying to figure out the jokes on Jon… December 15, 2004 Ellen Hume The Tasks in Creating a New Journalism Journalism is not going to disappear. As author Michael Schudson observed, if there were not journalists, we’d have to invent them. The real issue is what journalism will look like… December 15, 2004 Michael X. Delli Carpini The Messy Transition Ahead When the dust started settling on the 2004 presidential election, journalists were doing our usual postmortems about our coverage and influence (or lack thereof) on the election. For the first… December 15, 2004 Dan Gillmor Winter 2004: Words & Reflections Introduction Can journalism survive in this era of punditry and attitude? If so, how?Nieman Reports posed this question about journalism’s future to 15 journalists who work in radio and television, at… December 15, 2004 Melissa Ludtke Editorial Page Editors and Cartoonists: A Difficult Alliance ‘A cartoonist’s world is black and white, while an editor’s universe is imbued with shades of gray.’ December 15, 2004 John Zakarian Martha Stewart or Genocide: The Cartoonists’ Conundrum The role of humor in editorial cartoons is being debated. December 15, 2004 Steve Kelley Making Visible What Is Purposely Hidden Author Mark Dow writes about what happens, but is usually unseen, in immigration prisons. December 15, 2004 Susana Barciela The Evolving Role and Reputation of Arab Broadcasters Shifting perceptions of reality in Iraq ‘expose the futility of our journalistic faith in the truth.’ December 15, 2004 Doug Struck Previous 1 … 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 … 431 Next
