Articles When Coverage of a Water Crisis Vanishes ‘Unless there is a real and apparent danger … reporters will find it hard to convince editors to dedicate time and space for water stories.’ March 15, 2005 Zafrir Rinat Reporting From the Nation of the Nile A journalist describes approaches to and experiences with coverage of Egypt’s water issues. March 15, 2005 Nadia El-Awady Continuity of Change at the Nieman Foundation ‘While its ideals are deeply rooted in the core mission, the foundation could never afford to stand still.’ March 15, 2005 Bob Giles Reporting on Dams in Dictator-Run Countries Journalists’ access to construction sites is curtailed, so environmental effects and population displacement can’t be easily reported. March 15, 2005 Supalak Ganjanakhundee Engaging Viewers in Conflicts About Water Filmmakers invite ‘viewers to commit themselves for a while to the characters on screen and the choices they make.’ March 15, 2005 Alan Snitow, Deborah Kaufman A Photojournalist Returns to Vietnam ‘… I finally got to make some peaceful and quiet pictures.’ March 15, 2005 Steve Northup How to Read Digital Newsbooks Unlike the Web, Digital Newsbooks are designed to be downloaded and read offline. Here’s what you need to read a Digital Newsbook: A computer with Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP… March 15, 2005 Roger Fidler Complexity Makes Ocean Fishing a Tough Story ‘… the more I learned about fishing, the less clarity there seemed.’ March 15, 2005 Beth Daley Connecting Coastal Growth With the Gulf of Mexico’s Decay ‘Not everything is black and white, nor do the words legal and illegal do justice to these issues.’ March 15, 2005 Eric Staats Frank del Olmo’s Words Are a Tribute to His Life While he ‘wrote through Latino eyes, the core themes he explored in his columns—the quest for truth and justice—are universal.’ March 15, 2005 Frank O. Sotomayor Previous 1 … 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 … 444 Next