Nieman Reports
Fall 2010
Reporting From Faraway Places: Who Does It and How?

Foreign bureaus staffed by correspondents from a newspaper or broadcast network are now largely relics of a bygone era. As this 20th century model of reporting fades, fresh approaches to international reporting are evolving. Nonprofits and freelancers fill much of the void left by news organizations, as do locally based correspondents, an array of partnerships, and digital experimentation. Writing out of their experiences with these new approaches, reporters and editors portray a time of dizzying change, economic challenges, and abundant storytelling possibilities.
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Who Does It?
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What Can Be Taught?
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- Publisher
- Bob Giles
- Editor
- Melissa Ludtke
- Assistant Editor
- Jan Gardner
- Editorial Assistant
- Jonathan Seitz
- Design Editor
- Diane Novetsky