Search results for “nieman” Showing 3364 results Response: Demystify the Subject Once upon a time I thought, along with Richard Parker, that "watchdog" journalism equaled "muckraking," which would lead to "making America better." Indeed, when Richard recruited me to help him… March 15, 1998 Spring 1998: Nonprofits Introduction Francis Warm shows copy of records the Nazis kept of their pillaging of art from his great-uncle’s estate in France. Many of the paintings are now in museums. Boston Globe… March 15, 1998 Not Black, Not White, It’s American History Somewhere back there, someone decided that rather than jump off a slave ship and kill themselves, they saw a future. Rather than give up and die and not deal with… March 15, 1998 Response: Avoid Close Relations The local head of a nationally recognized charity earns nearly $200,000 a year, travels the globe at the nonprofit’s expense and receives a new car of the model of his… March 15, 1998 Response: What’s Often Missing Is Desire Joyce Purnick speaks for many a metro and state editor when she describes the strain of keeping up with the news while watching for the big stories. At a midsize… March 15, 1998 Response: It’s Easier to Be Passive When I was teaching journalism—communication, as most educators prefer nowadays—the authors of a widely used introductory textbook insisted that part of the media’s mission is the "transference of culture." Meaning,… March 15, 1998 Response: Make Enterprise Reporting An Ongoing Part of Newspapers Mission Joyce Purnick is right about almost everything, which means that a lot of the rest of us—and maybe even Purnick herself—should be rethinking some of the things that we do.She’s… March 15, 1998 Response: Document Activities When newspapers start believing what they are told, there is no surer way to cheat a reader. Good reporters never take a politician’s word, but verify claims instead. Reporters know… March 15, 1998 The Need for Expert Education Reporters Harvard President Calls for Better Training—Asks About 'Credentialing' Journalists March 15, 1998 Where Are the Stories Behind the Leaks? Twenty-five years ago when I was a special assistant to Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox, one of my daily tasks was to help him figure out the news. Why were… March 15, 1998 Previous 1 … 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 Next
