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    Nieman Narrative Conference 2009

    At the 2009 Nieman Conference on Narrative Journalism, we interviewed some terrific journalists — Amy O’Leary, Adam Davidson, Richard Koci Hernandez, Jennifer Crandall, and Marci Alboher — about their craft and their vision of the future of news.

    March 25, 2009
    Marci Alboher on navigating a disrupted journalism career
    March 26, 2009
    Audio tips for print reporters from NYT sound sage Amy O’Leary
    March 30, 2009
    Hitting the right note when news sites mix music and journalism
    March 31, 2009
    NPR’s Adam Davidson explains the explainer: a model for complex news
    April 3, 2009
    Jennifer Crandall: How to build support for newsroom innovation
    April 6, 2009
    Richard Koci Hernandez: Embrace online — or I’ll drink your milkshake
    April 7, 2009
    Richard Koci Hernandez: No room for wusses in the newsroom!
    April 8, 2009
    Richard Koci Hernandez’s key to success: Astonish your audience
    April 9, 2009
    Richard Koci Hernandez: The online opportunity to rethink storytelling
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