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Network Web Sites Influence Political Reporting

By Elizabeth Wilner• Politics• March 15, 2004

By compiling coverage and adding original news and analysis, the networks acquire a new niche audience—including political journalists. Read more

For Whom Is Political Coverage Written?

By John Wagner• Politics• March 15, 2004

In this new Web era, reporting on a hometown candidate means serving different audiences in print and on the Internet. Read more

Flapjacks and Photo Ops

By Dan Habib• Politics• March 15, 2004

Concord Monitor photographers worked hard to bring readers behind the scenes of New Hampshire’s primary campaign. Read more

When Seeing Is No Longer Believing

By Kenny Irby• Politics• March 15, 2004

Photographers and photo editors have the obligation of accuracy. Read more

Photographers Try to Avoid Staged Moments

By Luis Rios• Politics• March 15, 2004

‘Political operatives use increasingly sophisticated techniques to give candidates the most favorable media exposure possible.’ Read more

‘Primarily New Hampshire’

By Meryl Levin and Will Kanteres• Books• March 15, 2004

An upcoming book looks behind the scenes of a presidential primary. Read more

Photographs From Libya

By Anja Niedringhaus and Iason Athanasiadis• March 15, 2004

RELATED ARTICLE “The ‘Front’ in Libya” – Iason Athanasiadis Anja Niedringhaus is a photographer with The Associated Press. She was a 2007 Nieman Fellow. Read more

The “Front” in Libya

By Iason Athanasiadis• March 15, 2004

Shooting in Libya has been very frustrating because when you’re on the “front” you feel very acutely that it is in no way whatsoever this war’s real front. When the rebels are not chasing after the coalition airplanes, the fighting—what … Read more

When Old Media Confronted Howard Dean

By Chris Lydon• Politics• March 15, 2004

‘Dean scares the institutional media out of their wits … because of what he and Internet democracy say about them.’ Read more

Going Online, Going Downtown

By Wayne Woodlief• Politics• March 15, 2004

In two interview situations, a political writer observes differences in reporting. Read more