About Us
For more than six decades, Nieman Reports has explored what it means to be a journalist, examined major shifts in the industry, and shared with its worldwide audience articles about the rights and responsibilities of news organizations.
Recent issues of the quarterly magazine have featured these topics:
“Islam: Reporting in Context and With Complexity”; “Afghanistan: Stories Come Back Into View”; “Goodbye Gutenberg,” which dealt with the growth of digital media; and “Global Migration and Immigration: Stories and Images About the Journey.”
Written for and by journalists, Nieman Reports can be read in print and online. An innovative digital magazine format called eMprint allows visitors to view articles as they appear in the magazine. Individual articles and photo essays are also available in HTML format so they can be easily downloaded or printed for use in newsrooms and classrooms.
To promote the academic use of articles, we work with a network of faculty members at journalism schools who alert colleagues and students about the content of each issue. On our Web site, we also have created Professor’s Corner to provide useful educational resources.
With its unique content — harnessing the voices of reporters and editors, photojournalists, cartoonists and producers whose experiences and insights speak to the challenges of rapid change and the enduring principles of journalism — Nieman Reports continues to play an essential role in shaping journalism’s future.
— Melissa Ludtke NF’92, Editor |
CONTACT US
Melissa Ludtke
Editor
(617) 354-1728
melissa.ludtke@niemanreports.org
Jan Gardner
Assistant Editor
(617) 496-6308
janlgardner@yahoo.com
Jonathan Seitz
Editorial Assistant
(617) 496-2968
jonathan_seitz@harvard.edu
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