Search results for “nieman” Showing 3523 results Will Machines Replace Journalists? After looking at start-ups for their book, “The Monkey That Won a Pulitzer,” two Italian journalists launched a project that uses motion graphics to tell news stories with context. September 28, 2011 Evin Prison: A Destination for ‘Troublesome’ Journalists In Iran Nicola Bruno’s provocative piece about machines replacing journalists is among the essays featured in this section of Nieman Reports. Other writers take us inside Tehran’s Evin prison, where Iran held… September 27, 2011 Reasons for Hope Three journalists who report on the drug trade’s violence in the United States and Mexico compare notes during a peaceful pause. September 27, 2011 Indonesia’s Religious Violence: The Reluctance of Reporters to Tell the Story ‘In an average Indonesian newsroom, most media workers identify closely with an Islamic and nationalist identity.’ September 22, 2011 Being There to See—With the Challenge of Being Heard ‘I learned quickly that for a black reporter to cover a civil rights story in the Deep South and live to tell about it, I had to blend in.’ September 15, 2011 A Father’s Life Tugs His Son to Revisit Unsolved Crimes ‘More and more I was looking not just at my father’s story but also at the unfinished business of the civil rights movement.’ September 14, 2011 Carl Sandburg’s Reporting Foretold the Chicago Race Riots of 1919 ‘No other mainstream white journalist in America’s second largest city was writing anything close to Sandburg’s depth about its festering racial problems.’ September 13, 2011 Arab Media: Rebuilding Trust With Their Public Knowing where you are coming from helps in charting where you want to go. The Arab mass media, like many other sectors of society, need to gauge how to take… September 13, 2011 Egyptian Journalism: An Oddly Connected Mix of Old and New Media ‘… in this disheartening traditional media landscape, we find encouraging signs of independent media—in the truest sense of the phrase …’ September 13, 2011 Here’s What People Want to Know: Why Do Journalists Tell These Stories? Why is what happened then considered news today? Why stir up memories of events that were long ago put to rest? Hank Klibanoff, author of “The Race Beat” and managing… September 12, 2011 Previous 1 … 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 … 353 Next
