Search results for “twitter” Showing 471 results Signal vs. Noise in Coverage of the Boston Marathon Bombings One tweeter boasted of a "game-changing victory" for crowdsourcing in the early hours of the Boston area manhunt. But what began as a low-grade fever on social media spiked with… June 10, 2013 “Terrorism Has No Religion” Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa, King of Bahrain, came to the throne in 1999. Since then, he has expanded the rights of women, modernized his country, and established Bahrain as… May 10, 2013 Niemans Cover the Boston Marathon Bombs A selection of stories by Niemans about the Boston attacksThe explosions at the Boston Marathon made front-page news around the world, with Liberation in Paris, El Pais in Madrid, and… April 16, 2013 Jailed for Seeking Justice Beatrice Mtetwa visiting her old elementary school. Image taken from the film “Beatrice Mtetwa and the Rule of Law”“You know this has to be done, somebody has to do it,… March 25, 2013 No Such Thing as “Foreign” Anymore Maria Balinska, NF ’10, on why it’s time to mash up local and global news March 18, 2013 Complicated Matters Veteran investigative journalist Ken Armstrong, NF ’01, encourages his fellow reporters to look for patterns rather than isolated anecdotes, to focus on what others have to say rather than joust… March 13, 2013 Select, Shape, Celebrate The critic’s calling is to elevate the good and ignore the bad March 12, 2013 Concision and Clarity Robert Christgau reflects on the art of writing well about music March 12, 2013 But Is It Art? How the roles of curator and critic can be complementary rather than combative March 12, 2013 Concision and Clarity: The Video Interview Rock criticism was not a profession, much less an art, when Robert Christgau returned to New York after graduating from Dartmouth College in 1962, at the age of 20. The… March 6, 2013 Previous 1 … 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 … 48 Next
