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The Deadliest Countries for Journalists

Before the recent death on May 27 of Yara Abbas, a female Syrian correspondent for the pro-government TV channel Al-Ikhbariya, at least four...

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5 Badass Journalists You Should Know About

On this World Press Freedom Day, we came up with a list of 5 courageous journalists from around the world you should know about.

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Why The World Needs More Local Women Journalists, Not Foreign Correspondents

I have spent my life committed to the craft of journalism. The science of information gathering. The art of storytelling.    In 2004 I was a...

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Turning News Into Art: First U.S. Comics Journalism Magazine Launches

Turning news into art: Introducing the first magazine devoted to comics journalism.

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The Fact That Changed Everything: Jon Vidar and Tiziano Project

"We leave with friends in these communities and with stories that would never have been told otherwise.”

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Newsweek Goes Web Only: How Do You Get Your News?

Newsweek announces its final print edition after 80 years. Does this mean print is finally a thing of the past?

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This New York City Life: A New Storytelling Platform Takes a Deep Look at Life in the Five Boroughs

New York City is home to millions of eccentric people with unique stories. Narratively wants to make sure we hear more of them.

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Jonah Lehrer and the Tyranny of the Big Idea

We expect writers like Jonah Lehrer to blow our minds with an Earth-shattering new insight every week. Perhaps that isn't entirely fair.

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Networks Catching on to Link Between Climate Change, Extreme Weather

The evening news broadcasts on CBS, NBC, and ABC all discussed the connection between climate change and extreme weather on Tuesday night.

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Makin' It: Jamie Self, Bus Adventurer Turned Small Town Reporter

"There's so much sloppy journalism out there, and we miss so much with our heads buried in our iPhones."

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Help Save the Newspaper By and For L.A. Teenagers

We're asking the GOOD community to support a project that benefits more than 350,000 Los Angeles students.

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How Do We Prevent Another L.A. Riot? Give Youth a Voice

After the L.A. riots, student paper L.A. Youth provided a critical student voice. Now it's in danger of closing.

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This American Lie: Mike Daisey and the Danger of Truthiness

We need more people to care about human rights, but we can’t take shortcuts.

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With a False Start on Paterno's Death, SEO Journalism Fails Again

How the need for speed in modern media constantly results in huge errors.