Search results for “nytimes” Showing 484 results Deep Listening Project Helps Milwaukee Reflect on Democracy Cutting through the noise, “This is Milwaukee” explores citizenship and community representation April 29, 2020 Covering Climate Change and Countering Skepticism in Australia Australian journalists deconstruct falsehoods while coming up with creative ways to tell a complex story April 28, 2020 As Europe Confronts Coronavirus, the Media Faces a Trust Test How coverage of the coronavirus in Italy, Spain, France, and Germany has impacted trust in news outlets April 24, 2020 Sports Journalism Must Pivot to Public Service Journalism Sports in a bubble. That’s how return-to-play scenarios have been described. Empty stadiums. Teams quarantined in hotels between games and practices. Regular Covid-19 tests for all involved. The complicated plans… April 24, 2020 Three Ways To Counter Authoritarian Overreach During the Coronavirus Pandemic As the world grapples with the spread of Covid-19, we see a wide range of individual national responses to the pandemic. Different countries around the world are seeking to both… April 22, 2020 Speculative Journalism Can Help Us Prepare for What’s to Come. Could It Also Promote Misinformation? This narrative technique can help audiences think about the future in more concrete terms. But critics question if integrating science fiction into journalism is responsible April 21, 2020 The Connection Between Race and Trump’s Coronavirus Briefings Was it reasonable to wonder if President Donald Trump began restricting, but not banning outright, travel from China on January 31 because of xenophobia rather than to avert the spread… April 15, 2020 Vote and Die: Covering Voter Suppression during the Coronavirus Pandemic On April 7, 2020 a new slogan began circulating on Twitter during the Wisconsin Democratic primary: “Vote and Die.” The slogan is a play on “Vote or Die,” a 2004… April 14, 2020 During the Coronavirus Crisis, Coverage of State Capitals Is More Essential than Ever Armed with expansive emergency powers, many of the nation’s governors are placing unprecedented restrictions on our lives to slow the spread of the coronavirus. They have closed schools, shut down… April 13, 2020 What Role Should Newsrooms Play in Debunking COVID-19 Misinformation? Over the past few days in the U.K., at least three cellphone masts have been set on fire, and telecoms engineers trying to keep the network stable have faced attacks… April 8, 2020 Previous 1 … 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 … 49 Next
