Search results for “5 questions” Showing 1078 results The Too-Many Prisoners Dilemma With society potentially poised to turn the corner on mass incarceration, will news organizations rise to the challenge and increase their coverage? Or do limited resources and a lack of… October 16, 2013 János Horvát, NF ’76 Having launched and operated a number of cable television channels in Hungary, Horvát was named the nation’s ambassador to Cuba in 2006 In 1975, Paul Ipper, the New York correspondent… October 7, 2013 Raul Peñaranda, NF ’08 The former editor in chief of the Bolivian daily Página Siete, Peñaranda is a fierce proponent of press freedom. To produce a series called “Journey to the Heart of Bolivia,”… September 24, 2013 Harvard Meets the Press This piece was originally published in the Spring 1989 issue of Nieman Reports Louis Lyons, star reporter, pioneer newscaster, member of the first class of Nieman Fellows, and Curator of… September 24, 2013 A Gift Beyond Measure As I prepared to begin my tour as curator during the summer of 2000, I worked at framing a vision of how the Nieman Foundation might build on its legacy… September 24, 2013 Harry S. Ashmore, NF ’42 As executive editor of The Arkansas Gazette, Ashmore (1916–1998) was a leading voice against segregation I remember going over to the President’s house. It was a very impressive thing for… September 18, 2013 Gene Weingarten, NF ’88 One of Weingarten’s two Pulitzers for feature writing was for a story about parents who accidentally kill their children by forgetting them in cars. He writes a syndicated humor column… September 18, 2013 Tim Giago, NF ’91 Giago founded the Lakota Times (now Indian Country Today), the first independently owned Native American newspaper in the U.S. I first entered Walter Lippmann House filled with fear and anticipation.… September 18, 2013 How to Keep Sources Secure from Surveillance In an encrypted Q&A with The New York Times Magazine, National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden warned that journalists have been slow to properly respond to the threat of government… September 18, 2013 Starting Arguments: A Pulitzer Prize-Winning Political Cartoonist on the Right to be Offensive All illustrations by Mark FioreJust great. My first foray into book reviewing is reviewing a book by Victor Navasky, former editor and publisher of The Nation, onetime editor at The… June 13, 2013 Previous 1 … 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 … 108 Next
