Nieman Reports

The most famous Pulitzer Prizes have, in effect, taken the powerful to the woodshed http://hvrd.me/6Jr43018sMF  #pulitzer100

The conventions of traditional campaign reporting are seemingly ancient historyhttp://hvrd.me/CoJe3018Vc4 

The authors have taken to Kickstarter to "protest the Times & publishers' lack of respect for fair use"http://hvrd.me/Y9in301977x 

What if the Internet was treated like a public space that needed to ensure access for people with disabilities?http://hvrd.me/f39Q3018tMx 

From @NiemanLab: The Guardian is embarking on a number of increasingly complex projects to improve notificationshttp://hvrd.me/tULt3018sze 

Some of the best journalism ever produced readily confronts the powerfulhttp://hvrd.me/fRgA3018sk7 

There are only 118 Native American journalists working at U.S. dailies—less than 1 percent of all newsroom employeeshttp://hvrd.me/nmtP3018TLe 

From @NiemanLab: The Washington Post is increasingly publishing online stories in both English and Spanishhttp://hvrd.me/ST4w3018rfG 

Gawker, reeling from a $140 million judgment in the Hulk Hogan lawsuit, filed for bankruptcyhttp://nyti.ms/1TZHT6E 

Journos have long struggled to find ways to identify & describe power, to keep it from lapsing back into abstractionhttp://hvrd.me/gU4h3018s4C 

From @niemanstory: “Why’s This So Good?” No. 106: Michael Brick and Ministers in Busted Boomtownshttp://hvrd.me/aRYQ30189lv 

Journalism is good preparation for doing quick script rewrites and collaborating with directorshttp://hvrd.me/BglC3016CFF 

From @NiemanLab: There are a few things newspapers could learn studying the Bezos modelhttp://hvrd.me/yCy63015N6E 

For science journalists, decisions about what not to cover are just as important as ones about what to jump on ASAPhttp://hvrd.me/3tZN3015vDI 

Pulitzer-winning projects have systematically identified, interrogated, challenged, and explicated powerhttp://hvrd.me/sElh3013J4x