Author A Difficult Journey From Repression to Democracy Brave journalists who challenge authoritarian regimes often ‘enter a postauthoritarian era full of compromises and new repressions.’ June 15, 2006 Truth in the Crossfire In a brutal attack, ‘my truth … was dealt a mortal wound.’ June 15, 2006 Wrong Turns Make a Difficult Situation Worse A journalist lists Top 10 bad decisions editors make when facing cuts in staff. March 15, 2006 Spring 2006: Newspapers’ Survival Introduction "Reinvent or die. It's that simple," is advice offered to newspapers by Tim Porter, an editor and writer with newspapers and now a news media consultant. "And the death will… March 15, 2006 Wealth Is Displayed, While Poverty Goes Unnoticed By Many in the Mexican Press ‘What one almost never reads or hears about in Mexico is the immense gap dividing the more well-to-do Mexicans from the native Indians ….’ March 15, 2006 When the Role Race Plays in Societal Gaps Is Unspoken A journalist faces ‘obstacles — some institutional, some personal — that stand like an invisible line between covering race and covering it up.’ March 15, 2006 Finding Perfect Pitch ‘… the stronger their facts, the more vivid their detail, the less reliant they are on the poetry.’ March 15, 2006 As Health Care Gaps Grow, Coverage Shrinks Stories about the have-nots don’t ‘fit into today's paradigm of health news.’ March 15, 2006 Community Journalism’s Pathway to the Future ‘A newspaper can't be independent unless it is interdependent with its community of readers.’ March 15, 2006 Advice About Doing Project and Daily Reporting at the Same Time What follows is more practical guidance about how to do large projects reporting at a small-staffed community newspaper, while also continuing to get news into the daily paper. — D.E.… March 15, 2006 Previous 1 … 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 … 427 Next