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Articles tagged international reporting (23)

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Megan Garber    July 8, 2011
Newsmotion wants to bring artistry and the wealth of networks to the coverage of international news
Born out of the Egyptian revolution, a startup thinks about how to harness independent journalists and citizens into a focused news report.
Michael Morisy    January 11, 2011
A year later, lessons for the media from the Haiti earthquake response
Michael Morisy    December 20, 2010
Secrecy conference: In countries like Romania and Cambodia, illegal leaks can be transparency’s only hope
Justin Ellis    December 17, 2010
Accountability journalism and the law: An international perspective on prosecuting the whistleblowers
Megan Garber    November 17, 2010
The neverending broadcast: Frontline looks to expand its docs into a continual conversation
Jeff Israely    November 10, 2010
Jeff Israely: An idea and a brand come together as Worldcrunch
Megan Garber    November 5, 2010
The six-figure fan club: How Global Post got 100,000 fans on Facebook
David E. Kaplan    September 15, 2010
How a nonprofit consortium of investigative journalists collaborates across the globe on important stories
Jon Sawyer    September 10, 2010
Jon Sawyer on what the Pulitzer Center has learned about angel investing in international journalism
Ethan Zuckerman    September 9, 2010
An attention deficit: Ethan Zuckerman on the supply and demand of foreign news
Joshua Benton    July 9, 2010
Colombian journalist Hollman Morris denied U.S. visa to be a Nieman Fellow at Harvard
Jonathan Stray    June 25, 2010
The Wikipedia of news translation: Yeeyan.org’s volunteer community
Joshua Benton    May 12, 2010
NGOs and the News: Civil society’s place in the new news ecosystem
Laura McGann    April 27, 2010
How a former UPI energy editor turned his Iraq hobby blog into a money-making enterprise
Jeff Israely    April 23, 2010
Jeff Israely: In Paris, romance is in the air — but is a business model?
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