Search results for “nieman” Showing 3364 results Restraint and Empathy Defined Reporting in Pearl, Mississippi Pearl High School students pay homage to their fallen classmates during a candlelight memorial service held at Paul Truitt Memorial Baptist Church. Photo by Vickie King/The Clarion-Ledger.Reports of shootings at… December 15, 1998 Making Sense Out of a Tragedy Don’t Report What You Don’t Know December 15, 1998 The Violence Reporting Project: In 1995, Jane Ellen Stevens, a science writer, embarked on a collaborative project with Dr. Lori Dorfman, Director of the Berkeley Media Studies Group, a public health research organization, and… December 15, 1998 The Courts and the Media: Improving the Dialogue Youngster at Wayne County Juvenile Justice Center in Detroit. Photo by Pauline Lubens/The Detroit Free Press.In ancient times, a coin was flipped to assist people in important decisions of life.… December 15, 1998 A Bit of Hope on Education Coverage, a Mea Culpa Imaging Education: the Media and Schools in AmericaEdited by Gene I. MaeroffTeachers College Press. 240 Pages. $50 hc, $23.95 pb.In the winter 1997 edition of Nieman Reports, I issued the… September 15, 1998 SLAPP and Black Hole of Internet In a year when journalism is running wild on the Internet and the transgressions of the press have made headlines, e.g. CNN’s nerve gas broadcast, the fabricated stories in The… September 15, 1998 SLAPPing Down the Debate Over Cuba Right-Wing Exile Foundation in Florida Uses Defamation Suits to Chill Criticism of Its Policies September 15, 1998 TV and the End Of Reflection RELATED ARTICLE“SLAPPing Down the Debate Over Cuba”– John S. Nichols and Robert D. RichardsThe idea that knowledge can come to you only through a sort of pictorial electronic representation itself… September 15, 1998 Muckraking in Philippines The Philippine press is considered by many the liveliest, the most confrontational and even the wildest in Asia. Get out of it for a year, as I did in 1987… September 15, 1998 Fall 1998: Serving the Poor Introduction “I think a strong argument can be made that the residents of [poorer] areas are severely disadvantaged—as citizens, as workers, as consumers—by the lack of serious coverage from television and… September 15, 1998 Previous 1 … 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 … 337 Next
