Journalists know news and opinion are separate, but readers often can’t tell the difference
By KEVIN LERNER Source : NiemanLab In 18th- and 19th-century newspapers, news and opinion intermingled. The 20th century brought separation — …
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9 Lessons from Chinese Journalists on Covering COVID-19
By Joey Qi Source: Global Investigative Journalism Network Despite years of suppression, investigative reporting has somehow managed to survive in China. …
How to Dox Yourself on the Internet
By Kristen Kozinski and Neena Kapur Source: New York Times Open Team Doxxing (also sometimes called “doxing”) is a low-level …
A survival guide to international freelancing
By Yardena Schwartz, Source :Columbia Journalism Review AS THE NEWS INDUSTRY LURCHES from one existential crisis to another, one bright …
Here are the winners of the 2017 Pulitzer Prizes
Winners of the 2017 Pulitzer Prizes are announced . The annual prizes, which mark the best in journalism from the …
Stopped from entering studio, how Arnab Goswami built his own in 100 days
By Binjal Shah, Source : Yourstory.com “Some organisations have openly started taking favours, brazenly and embarrassingly, from political parties. One organisation …
What is the Worth of Investigative Journalism?
BY Priti Patnaik , Source : thewire.in The need for investigative reporting has seldom been more acute. Even as investigative …
It’s bad journalism that killed Army jawan Lance Naik Roy Mathew
By Shiv Aroor Source : Dailyo.in Unless a person is being stung to establish his or her own activities, what …
Does nonpartisan journalism have a future?
BY JUSTIN BUCHLER, Source : theconversation.com The basic problem is that the norms that have guided the nonpartisan press are …
What’s it like to be an independent journalist?
BHARAT DOGRA writes about The life and times of an independent writer. He is a freelance journalist who has been involved in …
