Search results for “guardian” Showing 304 results The Illumination Business Why drama critics must look at and look after the theater March 12, 2013 But Is It Art? How the roles of curator and critic can be complementary rather than combative March 12, 2013 Fall 2012: Class Notes 1946Robert Manning, an influential editor of The Atlantic Monthly, died of lymphoma at a hospital in Boston on September 28th. He was 92.Read his obituary from The Boston Globe.Manning was… October 16, 2012 Facts and Friction Verifying information has always been central to the work of journalists. These days the task has taken on a new level of complexity due to the volume of videos, photos,… July 9, 2012 A New Age for Truth ‘Never has it been so easy to expose an error, check a fact, crowdsource and bring technology to bear in service of verification.’ July 6, 2012 Doubting Amina The biggest hoax of 2011 fooled activists and journalists alike. One writer and free speech advocate explains why so many wanted to believe in the ‘Gay Girl in Damascus.’ July 6, 2012 Finding the Wisdom in the Crowd ‘Journalists need to get comfortable with risk, transparency and collaboration. We need to abandon the notion that we have a monopoly on truth.’ July 6, 2012 Global Health: A Story Rarely Told ‘Today while billions of dollars [in aid] are lost to corruption and dysfunction — and billions more save many lives — both traditional and new media are too often missing… March 19, 2012 Winter 2011: Class Notes Annual Report Chronicles Foundation’s GrowthThe past year has been a time of transition and new beginnings for the Nieman Foundation. Bob Giles, NF ’66, retired as Nieman curator, wrapping up… December 15, 2011 Out of Print, a Book Reappears—And Earns Its Author Money ‘Because of the Internet and some very slick printing technology, “Little People” remains visible and available. It’s even making me money for the first time since 2002 …’ December 8, 2011 Previous 1 … 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 … 31 Next
