Writing WrongsPeruIn Peru, Courts ‘Used Like Whips’ to Silence Journalistsverified_publisherThe New York Times - Julie Turkewitz and Mitra TajThe police raided a reporter’s house after he investigated an elite Catholic society. A court ordered journalists’ assets frozen following a defamation complaint from a powerful figure. A sports journalist...
Writing WrongsNative AmericansIndigenous news outlets, nonprofits drive deeper coverageverified_publisherThe Washington Post - Katie Oyan | APNative American communities have seen more robust news coverage in recent years, in part because of an increase in Indigenous affairs reporting positions at U.S. newsrooms and financial support from foundations....
Writing WrongsMedia IndustryWhat the next generation of journalists thinksNieman Lab - Robert Hernandez“Old journalism will be swept away and replaced by newer, younger, more diverse journalism that looks like my students.” This past semester, I taught my JOUR 323: Journalism and The Audience class at Annenberg....
Writing WrongsAP seeks answers from US gov't on tracking of journalists | AP NewsAssociated Press - By BEN FOXWASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press sought answers Monday from the Department of Homeland Security on its use of sensitive government databases for tracking international terrorists to investigate many...
Writing WrongsA Twitter tightrope without a net: Journalists’ reactions to newsroom social media policiescjr.org - By Jacob L. Nelson Responses to this report written by journalists and media scholars. Each focusing on a specific issue raised, including legal considerations …
Writing WrongsJournalism isn’t who you are. It’s what you do. - Poynterpoynter.org - Wudan Yan Making journalism part of our identities justifies the passion and purpose that brought us to the profession. It also makes us supremely …
