News Argus Leader wins Taylor Family Award with “Growing Up Indian” The Argus Leader in Sioux Falls has won the 2010 Taylor Family Award for Fairness in Newspapers with “Growing Up Indian,” an eight-part series that examines the daunting challenges faced… February 23, 2011 South African fellowship turns 50 The new challenges of journalism and press freedom in South Africa will be the focus as media leaders gather in Cape Town on Saturday, Feb. 12, to mark the 50th… February 7, 2011 Medill names Tulsky Director of new watchdog/accountability initiative Investigative editor and reporter Rick Tulsky is joining Medill as Director of its new watchdog/accountability initiative. Tulsky, a Pulitzer-winning journalist, will lead development of an initiative that will involve students,… January 31, 2011 Dexter Filkins to deliver the 2011 Joe Alex Morris Jr. Lecture Veteran war correspondent Dexter Filkins will deliver the 30th annual Joe Alex Morris Jr. Memorial Lecture at the Nieman Foundation on Thursday, February 3, 2011. “Dexter has earned a place… January 31, 2011 Max R. Hall, writer and editor, dies at 100 Max R. Hall, a former journalist, writer, teacher of writing, and scholarly book editor, died in Cambridge on Jan. 12 at 100 years of age. January 28, 2011 Saul Friedman, ex-Newsday columnist, dies During a journalism career that lasted more than five decades, Saul Friedman earned a reputation as a tough reporter who battled public officials and his editors with equal ferocity. Friedman,… January 28, 2011 CNN names Bryan Monroe editor of CNNPolitics.com Award-winning journalist Bryan Monroe has joined CNN as editor of CNNPolitics.com. In this newly created role, Monroe will lead the editorial planning and content strategy for CNN's online and mobile… January 11, 2011 Sonali Samarasinghe reflects on second anniversary of husband’s murder “As we commemorate Lasantha [Wickrematunge's] death anniversary we must not forget those other brave journalists who have also paid the supreme sacrifice in the pursuit of their craft. Several other… January 10, 2011 Art Geiselman dies at 85 Art Geiselman, a former (Baltimore) Evening Sun reporter who relished catching crooked police officers and exposing squalid conditions at prisons and mental hospitals over a 47-year career in journalism, died… January 3, 2011 Nieman’s 2010 Annual Report The Nieman Foundation’s 2010 annual report is now online. It highlights the many partnerships the foundation has formed in the interest of strengthening journalism worldwide through Nieman fellowships, print and… December 22, 2010 Previous 1 … 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 … 105 Next
