Nieman Reports
Spring 2001
Colombia: The War Against Journalists

Reporting on Colombia’s war is extremely dangerous for journalists. For what they publish and broadcast, reporters are threatened and harassed, kidnapped and beaten, driven into exile and murdered. Only in Algeria have more journalists been murdered during recent years in retaliation for the work they do.
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Journalist's Trade: Reporting on the Economic Underbelly
Journalist's Trade: Tapping New Sources
Journalist's Trade: Youth Journalism
Journalist's Trade: Political Journalism
Words & Reflections: Race and Content of News
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Spring 2001: Race and Content of News Introduction
By Melissa Ludtke
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You’ve Got to ‘Be Carefully Taught’
By Av Westin
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Race Plays a Decisive Role in News Content
By Claudia L. Pryor and Gregory M. Branch
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Linking Content and Credibility to Newsroom Diversity
By Erna Smith
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Let Us Now Praise Good Reporting on Race
By Arlene Notoro Morgan
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Let’s Do It Better: 2000 Honorees
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Why ‘Mama’s Santos’ was honored by Let’s Do It Better
By Arlene Notoro Morgan
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Opening Windows Gives Readers Unexpected Images
By Angelo B. Henderson
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Wanted: Diversity of Voice and Experience
By Steve Corrigan
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Changing a Newsroom’s Complexion
By Margaret Bailey
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The Press Missed a Critical Post-Election Day Story in Florida
By DeWayne Wickham
Words & Reflections: "The Elements of Journalism"
Words & Reflections: Book Reviews
Curator's Corner
Nieman Notes
Masthead
- Publisher
- Bob Giles
- Editor
- Melissa Ludtke
- Assistant Editor
- Lois Fiore
- Editorial Assistant
- Paul Wirth
- Design Editor
- Deborah Smiley
- Business Manager
- Cheryl Scantlebury
- Cover Story
- By Steve Salisbury.©