Articles Al Sharpton, Donald Trump, and the Black and White Truth Crucial facts about race in America have been overlooked in analyzing Trump's win December 14, 2016 Issac J. Bailey Bill Church, NF ’16, seeks to join core values and new approaches as he guides newsrooms toward reinvention What should newsrooms look like in the future?No one knows the answer.But there is energy in uncertainty. And the best way to find an answer is start an adventure. Even… December 14, 2016 Bill Church Floyd McKay, NF ’68, draws on his daily reporting for a book about an era that transformed the state of Oregon When journalism becomes work—as opposed to adventure—it’s time to move on; that’s what I did after three decades as a reporter and commentator in print and television, at the Oregon… December 14, 2016 Floyd McKay Andrea McCarren, NF ’07, finds a four-legged friend is an asset for her reporting Over decades of reporting, my toolbox has evolved: from a pen and notebook to a smartphone, and for the last year, a 75-pound English Labrador retriever named Bunce.He’s named for… December 14, 2016 Andrea McCarren Get Serious About Getting Rid of Fake News Hiring editors at Facebook is key to the health of our information ecosystem December 14, 2016 Joshua Benton A Davos for the Rust Belt Instead of bringing smart journalists and celebrities to resort towns, why not get them to go where they’re really needed—middle America? December 9, 2016 Michael Fitzgerald Design as a Driving Force for Audience Engagement Valuing visual types in the newsroom has a good payoff December 9, 2016 Ricki Morell The Invisible Muslims Days after last year’s terrorist attack on a public services center in San Bernardino, California, Kristen Stangas was standing amid a cluster of reporters outside Los Angeles City Hall. Journalists… December 7, 2016 Nick Shindo Street Earn Back the Right to Serve as Watchdogs While demanding transparency from political leaders, we, as journalists, must hold ourselves accountable, too December 7, 2016 Matt K. Lewis Why We Need News Literacy Now How news literacy can help students—and the rest of us—build demand for real journalism December 6, 2016 Dean Miller Previous 1 … 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 … 433 Next
