Niemans @ Work

How rewriting history with a deepfake moon landing video could help spot misinformation

How rewriting history with a deepfake moon landing video could help spot misinformation

The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon was coming up. During a brainstorming session at Lippmann House, journalists and artists were throwing around ideas for potential…
Uncovering a Pump and Dump Scheme

Uncovering a Pump and Dump Scheme

Jerry Zremski, NF ’00, put his business journalism expertise to use in reporting on a Congress member

Taking Another 37-Year-Old in New Directions: Nneka Nwosu Faison, NF ’18, leads a long-running TV newsmagazine show into the future

I am standing, nervously, in the women’s bathroom. In just 20 minutes, the general manager of WCVB-TV will announce that I will be the next executive producer of “Chronicle,” the…
“Your Train is Delayed. Why?”

“Your Train is Delayed. Why?”

Video journalist Alexandra Garcia, NF ’13, on telling a story of bureaucratic dysfunction with animation, original music, and a little hope
After 32 Years, Free at Last

After 32 Years, Free at Last

Investigative journalism students taught by Jenifer McKim, NF ’08, play a key role in overturning a conviction
Branching Out

Branching Out

With a podcast, Dina Kraft, NF ’12, taps her inner audio reporter to tell stories of friendship and connection between Israelis and Palestinians, Jews and Arabs
Live-Blogging the Stock Market

Live-Blogging the Stock Market

Deb Price, NF ’11, is leading a team at South China Morning Post to offer news average readers can use
“Like a Box of Chocolates”

“Like a Box of Chocolates”

For Elaine Shannon, NF ’75, knowing when to change course paid off with a new book
From Threatened Censorship to Box Office Hit: Many Colombians rallied behind a documentary by Margarita Martinez, NF ’09, about the long difficult path to peace

From Threatened Censorship to Box Office Hit: Many Colombians rallied behind a documentary by Margarita Martinez, NF ’09, about the long difficult path to peace

I was ready for the premiere of my film. For five years, I’d been working on a behind-the-scenes documentary about the torturous and ultimately successful negotiations between the Colombian government…

The five-hour work day? She’s got it covered

The five-hour work day? She’s got it covered: Financial Times columnist Pilita Clark, NF ’97, takes on the modern workplace