If not, don't worry: the Guardian have allowed me to do this OBO on MDMA in the name of scientific, journalistic and social experimentation.
With $3.25 million in initial financing from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the college's Norman Lear Center is about to create what it is calling a "global hub" for those who would measure the actual impact of media — journalistic, cinematic, social and otherwise.
That's just a pity from a journalistic, sporting and social perspective.
These successes should not be seen in isolation but as part of the Guardian's continued investment, despite the tough economic environment, in fulfilling its core journalistic purpose of social justice and holding power to account.
He's as adept as Tom Wolfe at using his journalistic eye for social detail — for how people juggle work and love and money, and navigate the confounding maze of class and social status in big cities today — but he does so without turning his characters, as Mr. Wolfe so often does, into caricatures or cartoons.
It takes Ms. Brown's blend of arch journalistic savvy and social sang-froid to capture the kind of patrician women whose "aggressive beaky look comes from years of catering to oblivious men," or to say of Prince Charles that "it's the grooming that gives him liftoff".
E.W. Scripps was founded in 1878, which doesn't exactly inspire confidence with many of its major newspapers having gone out of business, but it's still ticking, and has teamed up with another old media empire to bring its educational and journalistic content to social games.
A species of social commentary, journalistic illustration, diary keeping?
In the ensuing decades, they have embarked on journalistic projects aiming for social impact.
He will remain on the board of the Amalgamated Bank and continue as president of the Sidney Hillman Foundation, which issues annual awards to books and journalistic work that promote social justice.
