
Fall 2016
What Journalists Must Do Next

In the wake of the presidential election, as journalists continue to critique their coverage, the urgency for new approaches to political reporting has been underscored time and again. The insightful essays collected in Nieman Reports reflect on this historic campaign while pointing the way forward for journalism. Journalists, historians, and academics explore the issues, challenges, and opportunities—from newsroom diversity to fake news to community news outlets—that will inform approaches going forward.
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Andrea McCarren, NF ’07, finds a four-legged friend is an asset for her reporting
By Andrea McCarren
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Floyd McKay, NF ’68, draws on his daily reporting for a book about an era that transformed the state of Oregon
By Floyd McKay
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Bill Church, NF ’16, seeks to join core values and new approaches as he guides newsrooms toward reinvention
By Bill Church
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