Author Two Sides of Courage ‘Only after I left the foreign battlefields and returned to the United States did I discover the quiet part of courage in what it is I try to do.’ June 15, 2006 Courage: What Network News Needs Now ‘Network news spent decades establishing its solid credentials. Now is no time for it to lose its nerve.’ June 15, 2006 A Local Newspaper Endures a Stormy Backlash ‘We had the opportunity to tell the story of powerless people who'd been hurt by powerful people who counted on the public never learning what they'd done.’ June 15, 2006 Editorial Pages: Why Courage Is Hard to Find The Star Tribune published strong editorials about Bush administration truth telling when few other papers did, and an editor there explores some reasons why. June 15, 2006 The Difficult Isolation Courage Can Bring Newspaper boycotts forced ‘the need for courage beyond the physical ….’ June 15, 2006 The Muslim Cartoon Controversy Exposed an Absence of Courage ‘… the continuing timidity of the American media looked increasingly like cowardice, appeasement, or better-you-than-me cynicism.’ June 15, 2006 The Center for Public Integrity: What It Is From its founding in 1989 to the end of 2004, when I stepped down as its director, the nonpartisan Center for Public Integrity grew to a full-time staff of 40… June 15, 2006 Transforming Anger at Journalists’ Deaths Into Action The International News Safety Institute provides training and support for journalists whose work puts them in danger. June 15, 2006 The Survival Mode of Reporting From a War Zone ‘Our generation is more vocal about trauma we experience than others have been. It can't be avoided when you see this much violence and senseless death.’ June 15, 2006 When Bearing Witness Overrides a Reporter’s Fear ‘… courage is not me, a clunky reporter clutching a notebook and treading on people’s lives, trying to get them to open up their souls.’ June 15, 2006 Previous 1 … 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 … 429 Next