Search results for “citizen journalism” Showing 119 results The making of binge-worthy serial narratives, from “S-Town” to “Framed” Podcasts and print alike are reinvigorating a form of storytelling that Dickens and Homer used to hook readers: "to be continued..." April 4, 2017 5(ish) Questions: Inara Verzemnieks and “Life in Obamacare’s Dead Zone” “Life in Obamacare’s Dead Zone,” Inara Verzemnieks’ story about the health insurance coverage gap, came out in the New York Times Magazine a month after the presidential election, as the media buzzed… February 9, 2017 5(ish) Questions: Ted Conover and “Immersion: A Writer’s Guide to Going Deep” One of the first works I read by Ted Conover, the country’s reigning master of immersion reporting, was “Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing,” his 2000 book chronicling 10 months he spent… February 7, 2017 Annotation Tuesday! Chris Hamby and “The Court That Rules the World” Chris Hamby's recent investigative series for BuzzFeed reads like dystopian fiction. He tells us of a powerful “global super court” that companies use to sue sovereign nations for cutting into… January 24, 2017 Annotation Tuesday! Kathy Sawyer and the execution of the “Death Row Granny” More than 30 years ago, a journalism grad student clipped the Washington Post story as a great example of how to transform a deadline story with narrative details. He still… January 17, 2017 Annotation Tuesday! Anthony Ronzio of the Bangor Daily News on “The Good Life” Anthony Ronzio (Credit: Gabor Degre | BDN)Over the past two years the Bangor Daily News, a small-town newspaper in central Maine, has made a name for itself by publishing ambitious… January 12, 2016 Annotation Tuesday! Boris Muñoz and “Emptying the Tower of David, the World’s Tallest Ghetto” Boris MuñozBoris Muñoz has spent most of his journalistic career in Venezuela, but has lived in the U.S. both while pursuing a PhD at Rutgers and since his year as… December 1, 2015 Weekend picks: Child stars, scandal and poetry Want some smart, provocative, moving stories for your weekend inspiration? Here are Storyboard’s picks of some notable recent work, ranging from poetry about race to essays on journalistic misdeeds and… April 10, 2015 Annotation Tuesday! Tom Wolfe and radical chic Tom Wolfe and I met twice, in his Upper East Side home, and to answer the inevitable question, no: He never wore a white suit. Dark blazer, dark pants, no hat.… May 13, 2014 Pinned: A boxer, a triple murder, an art mystery, a writing conference and how to get organized Pinned this week for your storytelling pleasure: pieces on a jailhouse boxer, an old triple homicide in Texas, a billion dollars’ worth of recovered European art, a one-day writing conference and… March 21, 2014 Previous 1 … 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next
