Articles The Best Picture I Never Took I was in Alaska on a Time assignment on the building of the Trans-Alaska pipeline and had been working like a dog in terrible conditions for a few weeks. I… June 15, 1998 Steve Northup Roy DeCarava Retrospective “Bill & Son, 1962,” from ”Roy DeCarava: A Retrospective.”Roy DeCarava doesn’t occupy a space, he blends with it. But to say that his approach to photography is stealth-like is to… June 15, 1998 Lester Sloan The Best Picture I Never Took In the mid-70’s there was a big press conference at the Waldorf Astoria in New York to announce that Raquel Welch was named an honorary spokesperson for the American Cancer… June 15, 1998 Stan Grossfeld The Web Waits for the Photographer, Too The World Wide Web has been heralded as a medium that provides new ways to explore the world and communicate what one finds. Unfortunately, very little of the anticipated paradigm… June 15, 1998 Fred Ritchin Summer 1998: Photojournalism Introduction It's Just Changing With the Times In the next 50 pages Nieman Reports take stock of photojournalism today. While problems are noted, the report is positive. The articles and the… June 15, 1998 Robert H. Phelps Carole Kneeland—Model of Excellence Carole Kneeland was a seasoned reporter when she arrived as news director at KVUE-TV in Austin nine years ago. But she didn’t have a day’s worth of newsroom management experience.… June 15, 1998 Valerie Hyman From Tiananmen To Harvard Square One of the things I wondered about when I returned to Boston after 12 years abroad was how I could possibly keep up with the ever-evolving story of China’s emergence… June 15, 1998 Philip Cunningham Who Knows Better—Critics or the People? America’s Most Wanted, 1994. Oil and acrylic on canvas. 24 x 32. By permission of Farrar, Straus and Giroux.“Painting By Numbers” is a book about art and freedom, authority and… June 15, 1998 Lois Fiore A Newsman’s Style as Envoy in Africa When one thinks of how an ambassador’s career gets started, a rocky beach and seagulls don’t likely come to mind. But this is how Smith Hempstone, a former Editor-in-Chief of… June 15, 1998 Wilson Wanene CNN’s Tightened Check On News Breaks A news organization that parrots somebody else’s reporting has to feel as badly, if not more badly, when the original report is wrong than the originating news organization. There are… June 15, 1998 Eason Jordan Previous 1 … 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 … 433 Next
