As an ink-stained wretch, I couldn't help being enthralled by "Spotlight," Tom McCarthy's stirring re-creation of the Boston Globe investigation of the Catholic Church's sex abuse scandal, and "Truth," James Vanderbilt's inside-journalism exposé on the controversial 2004 600 Minutes II" report about President George W. Bush's military record.
But when an inside investigative journalism piece can make TechMeme's front page rather than a breaking news item, then writers are incentivised to create in that way.
Blevins is looking to expand the team and embrace video more heavily, utilizing things like mixed-reality to give readers a better viewpoint into what virtual reality experiences are actually like, while also plotting what a future for journalism inside virtual reality looks like exactly.
What is less apparent is how Cronkite and his colleagues at CBS and NBC preserved the space for journalism inside the corporate structures that controlled TV news.
Asking Julia Gillard if her boyfriend was gay, and then asking again, and then quite hilariously saying, "it's not me saying it", Howard took the concept of "journalism", turned it inside out, and wore it like a particularly stupid hat.
Investigative journalism by Inside Climate News (ICN) into Exxon's internal documents revealed that the company was at the forefront of climate research, warning of the dangers posed by human-caused global warming from the late-1970s thethe late-1980s.
Asked if he should have been aware of it as he is the editor-in-chief, he said "not every piece of journalism made inside the BBC is referred to the editor-in-chief".
In the future it will be difficult to have in depth journalism inside developing countries without the help of outside companies".
On Friday afternoon, Paul J. Miller caused what passes for a kerfuffle inside the technology journalism meta-bubble.
What was going on inside the classroom involved the theory of journalism.
According to a report on the Inside Higher Ed Web site, several Northwestern journalism students have been briefly detained by the police or security guards while carrying out reporting assignments or taking photographs.
