Search results for “5+questions” Showing 1088 results What Happens When News Outlets Stop Talking and Start Listening? This spring, KPCC launched a community-driven storytelling series that puts unheard stories center stage June 21, 2017 Djinns in the Newsroom My grandmother was well known for telling extraordinary tales. One in particular has stuck with me since the summer I was dispatched alone to her in Delhi. At the time… June 16, 2017 The Murder of Javier Valdez: A Test for Mexico’s Democracy Together with colleagues around the globe, we call on the Mexican government to solve one case: the murder of reporter Javier Valdez, and thus elevate assaults on journalists to the… June 15, 2017 Covering Controversial Issues on Campus With an extended reach online, newly energized college journalists are facing off against university administrators June 13, 2017 Telling Indigenous Stories Neglecting to cover indigenous communities not only represents a missed opportunity, but a significant failure for an industry hoping to find voice and relevance in the 21st century June 7, 2017 What Terry Frei’s Tweet Says about Bigotry and Bias I was thinking about dedicating this column to what happened in New York, with the decision by the Times to jettison its public editor position. But what happened in Denver… June 6, 2017 A Winning Turnaround: Betsy O’Donovan, NF ’13, is leading the charge to reverse the deficit at a college newspaper I became executive director at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill’s Daily Tar Heel in August 2016, at a make-or-break moment for our nonprofit newspaper. We’d lost $272,000 in the… May 18, 2017 “The way journalists interact with the communities we cover needs to change” A journalist and a source explore objectivity, activism, open-mindedness and vulnerability—and the national listening deficit May 12, 2017 Yes, We Need A Special Commission… The media, along with former FBI Director James Comey, helped Donald Trump become president. Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight.com has detailed why. But it doesn’t take a mathematician to understand that… May 11, 2017 The Sting of the Lie For reporters, deception often is a formative experience May 10, 2017 Previous 1 … 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 … 109 Next
