Tag: journalism

It’s dumb journalism, stupid.

The data journalist and designer on the balance between content and beauty

Aman Sethi consults a troubled storyteller about the terrifying urban legends proliferating among Delhi’s displaced urban poor.

Newly minted Oxford American editor Roger D. Hodge discusses the role of an editor, finding a form, and the newsstand’s allure.

Bernstein was paid $12,000 for remarks in which he challenged the State Department to show evidence the Mujahadin-e Khalq should still be designated a terrorist organization.

How are patently false statements permissible in political ads?

Can we afford to be this cynical?

The great eater, writer, and humorist Calvin Trillin remembers when journalism wasn’t so respectable.

Danny Thiemann interviews the founders of the Syrian citizen-journalist movement.

Israeli journalist Amira Hass on the next Palestinian uprising and her attempts to cut through propaganda to get at the truths of the lives next door.