Search results for “climate” Showing 315 results Telling Indigenous Stories Cree woman Connie Oakes said she was innocent of the murder of Casey Armstrong.She said it when the police failed to produce fingerprints. She said it when they failed to… June 7, 2017 Sensor Journalism: Reporting Opportunities and Ethical Concerns On October 11, 2011, Florida Highway Patrol trooper Donna Jane Watts clocked a car driving down the Florida turnpike at 120 miles per hour, well over the zone’s 70 mph… May 3, 2017 Rethinking the White House Beat Frederik Obermaier and Bastian Obermayer, reporters on one of 2016’s most important news stories, the Panama Papers, recently issued a challenge in an essay published in The Guardian to their… April 25, 2017 AI Is Journalism’s Next Big Threat (or Opportunity) Recently I watched a 15-second Burger King commercial, which was designed to trigger my voice-activated Google devices. In the ad, a Burger King employee, standing behind a counter at the… April 24, 2017 Why News Organizations Should Buy Twitter Since its founding, Twitter has always lost money—more than $2 billion since 2011 alone. Oddly enough, Twitter now faces the same problem as newsrooms did back in the day when… January 27, 2017 Design as a Driving Force for Audience Engagement A man in silhouette, head bowed, stands against a gray background. A dark shadow extends below the silhouette, and the chilling words underneath proclaim in simple white type: “Ronald Bert… December 9, 2016 The Invisible Muslims Days after last year’s terrorist attack on a public services center in San Bernardino, California, Kristen Stangas was standing amid a cluster of reporters outside Los Angeles City Hall. Journalists… December 7, 2016 Creating Community-Centered, Not Candidate-Centered, Narratives In covering the local election season in Dare County, North Carolina–best known as the home of the Outer Banks–journalists can’t be accused of paying too much attention to an unending… November 18, 2016 Post-Truth Politics In the final hours of the U.S. election, Republican nominee Donald Trump speculated on Fox News that the contest was rigged against him. “There are machines,” he noted. “You put… November 18, 2016 Lessons from Brexit The failure of journalism and of polling to accurately reflect the electorate is not unique to this U.S. presidential election, or even to America.During the June referendum on Britain’s membership… November 11, 2016 Previous 1 … 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … 32 Next
