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    Articles tagged Nieman Fellowships (42)

    Joshua BentonJanuary 22, 2015
    U.S. journalists, the clock is ticking: January 31 is the deadline to apply for a Nieman Fellowship
    It’s a chance to spend a year at Harvard and change the shape of your career.
    Here is the new batch of Visiting Fellows at the Nieman Foundation
    Dan KennedyAugust 5, 2014
    With staffers leaving and the local daily shrinking, the New Haven Independent prepares to reboot
    It’s been one of the notable successes in nonprofit online community journalism. Now the Independent is dealing with an issue common to small outlets: staff turnover.
    Ann Marie LipinskiJuly 24, 2014
    It’s time to apply for a visiting Nieman Fellowship
    The Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard wants to hear your idea for making journalism better. Come spend a few weeks working on it in Cambridge.
    Can you turn future news events into structured data?
    Caroline O'DonovanMay 7, 2014
    Cheap smartphones, low bandwidth, and a billion people: Where is India’s news headed?
    “I came to Harvard with skepticism and pessimism about India’s prospects,” said Nieman-Berkman fellow Hasit Shah. “How is it possible for people to be hooked up to the Internet when those basic development indices are being fixed so slowly?”
    Knight seeds innovation (journalistic and otherwise) with its latest Prototype Fund grants
    Joshua BentonJanuary 7, 2014
    American journalists, it’s time to apply for a Nieman Fellowship
    It’s the best opportunity you’ll find to grow as a journalist. The application deadline is January 31.
    Adrienne LaFranceSeptember 27, 2013
    What does the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel know that your newsroom doesn’t?
    In Wisconsin, the state’s largest newspaper has committed itself to tough watchdog, investigative reporting. It’s led to journalistic success and respect from its audience.
    Homicide Watch’s Laura Amico: Journalism needs to be more like jazz, embracing improvisation
    “Journalists must, I believe, be more agile, more open, more listening, and more willing to work as teams, take chances and improvise, if they are to succeed.” Joshua Benton
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