Search results for “nieman” Showing 3364 results From Covering the Housing Crisis to Living It One sign of the growing precariousness of the housing market is the willingness of people working in the media business to open up about their own struggles. That may also… November 19, 2018 How Implicit Bias Works in Journalism Avoiding the pitfalls of hidden biases can lead to better story selection and more inclusive reporting November 13, 2018 Google, Facebook, and the Crisis of News and Democracy Can regulators now do what Silicon Valley has failed to do? November 2, 2018 Why Journalists Need To Be Witty Journalistic wit means spotting the connections others don’t see—or don’t want us to see October 31, 2018 How Newsrooms are Rethinking Midterms Coverage To meet the challenges of the midterms, news outlets are taking a more collaborative approach, changing how they report on polls, and covering the voting process itself as well as… October 30, 2018 Can Dialogue Journalism Engage Audiences, Foster Civil Discourse, and Increase Trust in the Media? Spaceship Media and other outlets are experimenting with ways to bridge the political divides in the U.S. October 23, 2018 “It Is Really Hard to Know What is Real” A new report from Project Information Literacy offers insights about engaging younger consumers with the news October 16, 2018 Sports Journalists Battle for Relevancy In an age of social platforms and celebrity athletes, Bleacher Report, The Players' Tribune, and The Athletic are challenging legacy sports media October 9, 2018 The Great Disconnect: How Journalists at Local and National Outlets Are Evolving Different Skill Sets As the editor of a nonprofit news site in New Orleans, I occasionally receive emails from young, earnest college grads who have recently moved to town and want to do… October 5, 2018 Hot Type In his new book "Recovered Memory," Frank Van Riper meditates on his career in newspapers from the 1960s to the 1980s October 1, 2018 Previous 1 … 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 … 337 Next
