Opinion The War in Iraq and 9/11: Interviews with Journalist Authors Links to in-depth interviews with journalist authors. We are grateful to the hosts and producers of these various shows for helping us create this unique online database. March 15, 2007 The Book as an Investigative Vehicle for News A journalist explores why news organizations too often fail ‘to treat the investigative discoveries of the book authors as headline grabbers.’ March 15, 2007 Steve Weinberg The ‘P’ Word in the Book Business ‘Newspapers constantly editorialize about other professionals hiding their misdeeds, but with this they were silent.’ December 15, 2006 Margaret Engel Teaching Journalism Students to Value What Is Authentic ‘I thought by sheer will I could be the one teacher who led his students away from plagiarism.’ December 15, 2006 Brent Walth Plagiarism Goes by a Different Name on the Web A journalism class experiences firsthand ‘the slippery new terms being used in our slippery times.’ December 15, 2006 Judy Muller Letter to the Editor Editor’s Note: Nieman Reports relies on journalists who write for our pages to provide an accurate account of events and experiences they share with our readers. Though we work to… December 15, 2006 Liz McLemore Well-Chosen Words Can Weave Tangled Webs An increasingly important job of political journalists is to ‘unmask the tricksters.’ September 15, 2006 Jules Witcover The Making of an Obituary Writer — And a Man ‘My words gave readers thousands of moments to remember of little lives well-lived.’ September 15, 2006 Jim Nicholson Rethinking Foreign Correspondents’ American Dream ‘No foreign news organization has the access, sources or resources to enable them to operate in the same league as domestic journalists.’ September 15, 2006 Samuel Rachlin Lessons of Youth Shape a Writer’s Career In his memoir, a sportswriter observes his life and times as he delves into issues deserving of journalists’ attention. September 15, 2006 Jim Kaplan Previous 1 … 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 … 74 Next