Search results for “writing+the+book” Showing 889 results The Medium is The (Text) Message “Facebook is a bit like that big dog galloping toward you in the park,” said the late New York Times journalist David Carr, bemoaning the influence the social media giant… April 13, 2016 Reporting on Disability with Sensitivity, not Sensationalism One day back in the spring of 2013, New York Times reporter Dan Barry was looking for a topic for “This Land,” his column about American life, when he came… March 30, 2016 Obstacles and Opportunities for Journalists with Disabilities My first real mishap as a blind journalist happened during my first reporting internship at a small public radio station in southern Connecticut. It was a languid summer afternoon, and… March 30, 2016 Gabriel Dance of The Marshall Project: “We don’t care where you see our content” For a guy with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a master’s in multimedia journalism, you might think Gabriel Dance wouldn’t be all that enamored of non-fiction prose. But… February 16, 2016 Bringing Native American Stories to a National Audience On a cold winter’s night, a few minutes after 6 p.m., police in Rapid City, South Dakota were called to a house in the Lakota Community Homes development where Allen… February 11, 2016 Finbarr O’Reilly, NF ’13, collaborates with a Marine to drive conversation about war’s aftermath When I met Sgt. Thomas James Brennan at a remote combat outpost in Afghanistan’s Helmand Province in 2010, I was an embedded Reuters photographer and he was the leader of… February 5, 2016 What Nicki Minaj Can Teach Newsrooms About Credibility On a recent visit to my daughter’s college campus, I heard student musicians talking about a New York Times Magazine profile, “The Passion of Nicki Minaj,” but it wasn’t what… January 12, 2016 Culture critic Chris Vognar, NF ’09, discovers new talents in a multimedia cross-disciplinary approach to his beat since my return to the Dallas Morning News in 2009 following my fellowship year, I have been a culture critic. Trading in my old title of movie critic formalized my… January 12, 2016 Why Journalists Shouldn’t Be Blinded by Bad Science Astronomer and longtime professor David J. Helfand has taught scientific habits of mind to generations of undergraduates at Columbia University. His first book, “A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age:… January 12, 2016 An AP Correspondent Examines Why Foreign News Matters When Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest typhoons ever recorded, slammed into the Philippines in 2013, I rushed there from Bangkok to report on it with my colleagues from The… January 12, 2016 Previous 1 … 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 … 89 Next
