Search results for “context” Showing 509 results 5(ish) Questions: Latino USA producer Marlon Bishop on the backstory of the NPR show’s most downloaded episode ever A show that was more than a year in the making about the controversial prisoner Oscar López Rivera scored journalism gold, coming out just days after the Puerto Rican was… March 2, 2017 Annotation Tuesday! Ron Rosenbaum and “The Secrets of the Little Blue Box” The writer talks about his eerily prescient 1971 Esquire classic about "phone phreaks," and how it inspired Steve Jobs (who later said, “If we hadn’t made blue boxes, there would… February 14, 2017 “A big pair of garden shears sat on the counter, as foreboding as Chekhov’s gun on the mantel.” —Christopher Solomon, "The Detective of Northern Oddities," Outside magazine, January 4, 2017. January 25, 2017 5(ish) Questions: Photographer Stuart Palley and “Terra Flamma: Wildfires at Night” The journalist talks about his remarkable (and otherworldly) chronicle of California’s never-ending season of drought-induced wildfires January 10, 2017 Annotation Tuesday! Jessica Weisberg and The Atavist’s “A Family Matter” The writer talks about immersive reporting for her story on two parents' fight to get their kids back from Child Protective Services, and her work across narrative platforms January 3, 2017 Why’s This So Good? Mark Seal and “The Man in the Rockefeller Suit” In his Vanity Fair piece, the writer takes us on a suspenseful journey through the many identities of the man who conned his way to the top of American society December 8, 2016 Why’s This So Good: Fidel Castro and the art of the obit Anyone who’s worked in the obituary or foreign news section of a news outlet has a story or two to tell about the Fidel Castro obituary, otherwise known as Bane… November 28, 2016 Shifting the Focus Short, powerful documentaries are on the rise as news outlets compete for hearts and minds November 10, 2016 5 Questions: Hanna Rosin and “The Silicon Valley Suicides” Tomorrow’s journalists exploring the masters of today Jacqui Banaszynski is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who now is an endowed Knight Chair professor at the Missouri School of Journalism. Last semester,… October 27, 2016 5 Questions: The Washington Post’s Eli Saslow and “A survivor’s life” The Pulitzer winner (and two-time finalist) talks about covering the aftermath of a school shooting a different way: "the truth is obviously so much uglier and so much messier and… October 20, 2016 Previous 1 … 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 … 51 Next
