[I added the links for context.] Here's background on Nairobi River pollution from the United Nations Environment Program and a 2009 article by Abdi Latif Dahir, a young Kenyan journalist mentored through a UPI journalism training initiative.
As one of the very first digital media organizations, HuffPost pioneered a journalism of listening through its vast contributor network.
Herken's protagonist is Joseph Alsop, a self-conscious élitist who reached, through his journalism, a broad segment of the American middle class.
James Woodford is writing on marine science through a non-profit journalism project funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
He is writing on marine science, as Guardian Australia's ocean correspondent, through a non-profit journalism project funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts (http://www.pewtrusts.org/en).org/en
With its views of Mont Blanc and a regular break for elevenses among the peacocks, life at the Palais des Nations had its compensations, but after a couple of years he found his way into writing through a job in journalism.
The cancer has now gone to his brain and that brilliant instrument that guided him through a career in journalism is about to grow dim.
A couple of days ago, in between eating instant porridge at my desk and looking back on the previous week's horoscopes to see if they were accurate, a colleague tapped me on the shoulder and asked if I wanted to spend the afternoon wearing a virtual reality headset and watching artists like Rag'n'Bone Man and Jess Glynne perform their hits through a screen for journalism.
In his last column as the New York Times' public editor, or ombudsman, Arthur Brisbane admonished the newspaper for what he called an unstated "progressivism" that bled through the journalism on a semi-regular basis.
And the recession, which swept like a scythe through journalism jobs in Alaska — as it did in many places — left "Alaska's News Source," as it calls itself, more pre-eminent than ever as competition faded.
