Lovejoy Journalism and News Literacy

Educating news consumers about the strengths and weaknesses of the various media on which they rely, and raising the consciousness of news producers about the expectations of their audiences [A Lovejoy Journalism and News Literacy initiative]

Regions of Fear Rule Mexico by Alfredo Corchado

12/06/2010
Alfredo Corchado

My native Mexico has become one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists. In the past 10 years, more... Read more »

Make way for the Content Curators by Jenny Chen

11/08/2010
Jenny Chen

Since the last couple of years has made self-publishing as easy as zapping Bagel Bites in the microwave, the amount of... Read more »

Running the Triangle by Nick Cunkelman

10/07/2010
Nick Cunkelman

There are three points to the journalistic triangle: honor your sources, be curious, and love your reader.

A Most Timely Lovejoy Honoree by Stephen Collins

9/24/2010
Stephen Collins

So far in 2010 more than 7,600 people have been killed in Mexico's bloody drug wars. Dozens of victims are journalists,... Read more »

The new reporter by Elisabeth Ponsot

8/30/2010
Elisabeth Ponsot

The reporters of today and tomorrow must be adaptable, reinvent themselves, learn new skills, and be willing to... Read more »

The death of newspapers doesn’t mean the death of news by Jenny Chen

8/19/2010
Jenny Chen

In the waning shadow of the traditional newspaper, a different kind of news has sprouted up online. It's no question... Read more »

The highest treason by Nick Cunkelman

8/05/2010
Nick Cunkelman

We all know word choice counts. So when Michael Schudson, a Professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of... Read more »

No comparison by David Shribman

8/04/2010
David Shribman

Analogies between the WikiLeaks documents and the Pentagon Papers could lead us astray

How will National Geographic cover the BP Oil spill? With compelling details and in-depth reporting by Victoria Pope

7/27/2010
Victoria Pope

At National Geographic, editors debate how to cover the Gulf oil tragedy. Their goal: find unique stories and... Read more »

Working for a national magazine, gives one Colby intern a chance to focus on topics that appeal to women by Courtney Yeager

7/15/2010
Courtney Yeager

Interning for a magazine rather than a newspaper has shown one Colby intern that not all journalistic outlets are... Read more »

Handling tough and tragic interviews on stories that matter by Erin Rhoda

6/02/2010
Erin Rhoda

Interviewing loved ones who were close to someone who has died tragically is important; they lend weight, or meaning to... Read more »

Covering the Olympics, one young reporter's dream by Nathaniel Herz

5/10/2010
Nathaniel Herz

A reporter's pass to the 2010 Winter Olympics provided one young journalist with the opportunity to compete against the... Read more »

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