Search results for “5+questions” Showing 1100 results Cross-Border Collaboration in Watchdog Journalism “Secrecy for Sale: Inside the Global Offshore Money Maze,” a project of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), involved about 86 journalists in 46 countries. The investigation started with… June 13, 2013 Let the Readers Know: How Journalists and the Public Can Work Together I’m too young to be nostalgic (says the man who just got his AARP invitation), but here’s a story from the good old days—meaning, seven years ago.I was working with… June 13, 2013 From Shoe Leather to Big Data: ProPublica and the Future of Watchdog Journalism Last year I attended a fascinating conference at Heidelberg University’s Center for American Studies entitled “From Pentagon Papers to WikiLeaks: A Transatlantic Conversation on the Public Right to Know.” Several… June 13, 2013 Truth or Consequences: Where is Watchdog Journalism Today? Despite budget cuts and shrinking newsrooms, watchdog reporters are finding new ways to fulfill an old mission—holding those in power to account June 13, 2013 Stop the Press: Rupert Murdoch, the Leveson Inquiry, and Press Freedom in the U.K. Photo of Murdoch by Kirsty Wigglesworth/The Assoicated PressOn a late March afternoon in 2002, 13-year-old British schoolgirl Amanda Jane “Milly” Dowler called her dad from her cell phone after school… June 13, 2013 Face to Face with the Enemy: Photos from the World’s Wars Click the image to meet the fighters. Photos by Karim Ben KhelifaUp until a few years ago, I had spent a decade and a half of my life behind the… June 13, 2013 “A Marathon Without a Finish” All of a sudden, I heard a massive boom. I felt the ground shake, and saw the plume of white smoke rising from the sidewalk. Then I heard the second… June 13, 2013 Journalism & the Boston Marathon Bombings From left, David Beard, Cheryl Fiandaca, and Seth Mnookin, speaking at the Nieman Foundation on May 1. Photo by Jonathan Seitz“One of the things that’s happening with Twitter is the… June 13, 2013 Reporting on Radicalization Massachusetts Institute of Technology student Hajar Boughoula of Tunisia writes a message on the ground with chalk near a makeshift memorial for fallen MIT police officer Sean Collier on the… June 13, 2013 Organize the Noise: Tweeting Live from the Boston Manhunt A reporter and a programmer on what social media coverage of the Boston bombings means for journalism June 13, 2013 Previous 1 … 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 … 110 Next
