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The best journalism of the decade: A top 10 list worth reading and
Now there's a new ranking from the university's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute that looks at this past decade, 2010 to 2019, and is intended to "honor really great work that has ...
Top Ten Works of Journalism of the Decade: Nominees
2013 "Scott Alexander," Slate Star Codex, 2013-2019. "This wide-ranging, self-critical blog, written under a portion of Alexander's real name, became among the most intellectually rewarding corners of contemporary journalism, exploring and then re-exploring subjects that range from psychiatry to economics to technology.Overflowing with interesting thinking about science, social science ...
The Top 100 Works of Journalism of the Century
Best of the Decade: 2000-2009. John Hersey. "Hiroshima." 1946. Rachel Carson. "Silent Spring." 1962. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. Watergate investigations for the Washington Post. 1972-73. Edward R. Murrow. "This is London . . ." radio reports for CBS on the German bombing of London.
The Best Journalism Books of All Time, According to Experts
6. "The Great Picture Hunt 2: The Art and Ethics of Feature Picture Hunting" by Dave LaBelle. As one of Lough's favorite journalism books, "The Great Picture Hunt 2" is fit for an advanced ...
Are these the best 10 works of journalism published in the last decade?
Yesterday, in a virtual ceremony, the faculty of NYU's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute announced their choices for the best 10 works of journalism published in the last decade (2010 to 2019). The final top 10 pieces of journalism (some books, some single articles) were chosen by the faculty of New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, together with "a group of ...
A good lead is everything
It sets the tone and pace and direction for everything that follows. It is the puzzle piece on which the rest of the story depends. To that end, please write your lead first — don't undermine it by going back and thinking of one to slap on after you've finished writing the rest of the story. Coming up with a good lead is hard.
Nearly 100 Fantastic Pieces of Journalism
The result is my third annual Best Of Journalism Awards - America's only nonfiction writing prize judged entirely by me. I couldn't read every worthy piece published last year. But everything that ...
Slightly More Than 100 Fantastic Pieces of Journalism
N+1 / Mavericks by Alice Gregory. "There is no place more beautiful than where I am right now, and nobody cooler than the people who surf here." GRANTLAND / The End and Don King by Jay Caspian ...
A Reading List for Future Journalists
A lesson in writing, of the importance of detail in telling a story. It teaches journalists: look, see, remember. Matt Welch. Editor, Reason. The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters, Volume II (2000) By George Orwell. Shows us the math of willing yourself to be an uncompromisingly honest and perceptive thinker about the most pressing ...
Journalism
Journalism. Last updated: February 25, 2024. Journalism has been revolutionised by the internet and social media. On Five Books, our interviews with seasoned journalists, academics and news experts recommend books that seek to understand that revolution. We also have interviews on the history, practice and ethics of journalism.
10 Dos and Don'ts of Writing a Piece of Journalism
(Best Journalism Associations for Writers to Join) 1. Don't Be Biased. Never insert your opinion into a news or regular feature article. You can claim or quote another person's opinion, but the audience doesn't need or want a journalist's take on the matter—unless it's specifically an op-ed or reported essay.
The journalistic method: Five principles for blending analysis and
In the short essay below, Nicholas Lemann, a professor and dean emeritus at the Columbia Journalism School and a longtime staff writer for The New Yorker, articulates a method for journalism that integrates knowledge while preserving the art of storytelling. We reprint it here with his permission:
The 175 Best Articles and Essays from The Atlantic
The Man Who Broke Atlantic City by Mark Bowden. Don Johnson won nearly $6 million playing blackjack in one night at Atlantic City's Tropicana casino. Not long before that, he'd taken the Borgata for $5 million and Caesars for $4 million. Here's how.
How to Write Like a Journalist: 8 Tips
To effectively tell a story, learn to write like a journalist. The same techniques writers use for Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalism in the New York Times can be applied to any type of writing, like a novel, academic writing, or blogging. Thinking like a journalist allows a writer to create a compelling story that hooks the reader ...
Must-Read Books by Journalists
This volume covers the entire scope of Wells's remarkable career, collecting her early writings, articles exposing the horrors of lynching, essays from her travels abroad, and her later journalism. The Light of Truth is both an invaluable resource for study and a testament to Wells's long career as a civil rights activist.
5 best longform journalism sites
Below are five longform journalism sites, which curate and produce cool longform pieces. The Atavist — "Where stories begin". The Atavist produces and publishes original longform stories once per month. Users can choose to buy their stories both for a Kindle / Nook version with less media content or buy the iPad/iPhone version with audio ...
The Art of Journalistic Writing: A Comprehensive Guide ️
The main goal of journalistic writing is to provide accurate and objective news coverage. Journalists gather facts, conduct research, and interview sources to present a fair and unbiased account of events. They strive to deliver information clearly, concisely, and interestingly that grabs readers' attention and helps them understand the subject.
2024 Best Written
A Paralympic swimmer's two-part race against time. By Lia Salvatierra. Morgan Stickney has never hit snooze in her life. When her alarm goes off in the morning she has 27 minutes to get from her pillow to the pool for practice in Cary, North Carolina. Once at the Olympic-grade pool she has less than 45 seconds to swim the 50 meters to the end.
The 50 Best Books of Literary Journalism of the 21st Century
Many writers look to reverse-engineer books this way, but no one executes the mix of story-finding and storytelling like Lewis. 15. The Forever War. by Dexter Filkins, 2008. At the start of the ...
The 10 Best Photo Essays of the Month
A compilation of the 10 most interesting photo essays published online in August, as curated by Mikko Takkunen. Photojournalism Links selects, each month, the best photography published online. ...
List of American journalism awards
The recipient must be a working journalist writing about aerospace, defense, the airline industry, or aerospace science and engineering. The winner gets a $1,000 prize. [4] ... Best journalism done using social science research methods Pulitzer Prize: Columbia University: Excellence in newspaper journalism (see below for categories)
AP Style
These resources provide an overview of journalistic writing with explanations of the most important and most often used elements of journalism and the Associated Press style. This resource, revised according to The Associated Press Stylebook 2012, offers examples for the general format of AP style. For more information, please consult The Associated Press Stylebook 2012, 47th edition.
Best Journalism Schools in the U.S.
2. Northwestern University. A pioneer in journalism education, Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism celebrated its 100th birthday in 2021. While programs have changed through the years to keep up with the times, Medill remains committed to fundamentals such as accuracy, clarity, and critical thinking.
We Are In a Writing Renaissance
When I started trying to get into journalism in the early 2010s, the old newspaper business model was in terminal crisis. ... If there had always been a certain stench of failure in the self-publishing world and on writing platforms like Medium and WordPress, Substack seemed to overcome that, first, by offering generous pay to prominent writers ...
Connie Chung details her climb to the top of her male-dominated field
In a new memoir, Chung reflects on the decades she spent covering the news, her marriage to Maury Povich and the prominent figures who acted inappropriately with her — including President Carter.
Lebanon rocked by 2nd wave of exploding device attacks targeting
For the second time in as many days, there was an unprecedented attack on Hezbollah. Tuesday, pagers exploded. Wednesday, it was two-way radios. At least 20 more people died and hundreds injured ...
10 Fellowships for Science Writers and Science Journalists
Read our interview with Dr. Vanessa Vietes, on how being an AAAS Fellow helped her pursue her interest in science writing. Center for Health Journalism Data Fellowship. The Center for Health Journalism's annual all-expenses-paid Data Fellowship caters to adept journalists aspiring to master the art of mining data sources for impactful journalism.
$500 scholarship will go to student who cooks up the best ending for
$500 scholarship will go to student who cooks up the best ending for 'The Bear' High school and college students can apply for a 'Bear Fan Scholarship' by writing a short essay about the ...
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Now there's a new ranking from the university's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute that looks at this past decade, 2010 to 2019, and is intended to "honor really great work that has ...
2013 "Scott Alexander," Slate Star Codex, 2013-2019. "This wide-ranging, self-critical blog, written under a portion of Alexander's real name, became among the most intellectually rewarding corners of contemporary journalism, exploring and then re-exploring subjects that range from psychiatry to economics to technology.Overflowing with interesting thinking about science, social science ...
Best of the Decade: 2000-2009. John Hersey. "Hiroshima." 1946. Rachel Carson. "Silent Spring." 1962. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. Watergate investigations for the Washington Post. 1972-73. Edward R. Murrow. "This is London . . ." radio reports for CBS on the German bombing of London.
6. "The Great Picture Hunt 2: The Art and Ethics of Feature Picture Hunting" by Dave LaBelle. As one of Lough's favorite journalism books, "The Great Picture Hunt 2" is fit for an advanced ...
Yesterday, in a virtual ceremony, the faculty of NYU's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute announced their choices for the best 10 works of journalism published in the last decade (2010 to 2019). The final top 10 pieces of journalism (some books, some single articles) were chosen by the faculty of New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, together with "a group of ...
It sets the tone and pace and direction for everything that follows. It is the puzzle piece on which the rest of the story depends. To that end, please write your lead first — don't undermine it by going back and thinking of one to slap on after you've finished writing the rest of the story. Coming up with a good lead is hard.
The result is my third annual Best Of Journalism Awards - America's only nonfiction writing prize judged entirely by me. I couldn't read every worthy piece published last year. But everything that ...
N+1 / Mavericks by Alice Gregory. "There is no place more beautiful than where I am right now, and nobody cooler than the people who surf here." GRANTLAND / The End and Don King by Jay Caspian ...
A lesson in writing, of the importance of detail in telling a story. It teaches journalists: look, see, remember. Matt Welch. Editor, Reason. The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters, Volume II (2000) By George Orwell. Shows us the math of willing yourself to be an uncompromisingly honest and perceptive thinker about the most pressing ...
Journalism. Last updated: February 25, 2024. Journalism has been revolutionised by the internet and social media. On Five Books, our interviews with seasoned journalists, academics and news experts recommend books that seek to understand that revolution. We also have interviews on the history, practice and ethics of journalism.
(Best Journalism Associations for Writers to Join) 1. Don't Be Biased. Never insert your opinion into a news or regular feature article. You can claim or quote another person's opinion, but the audience doesn't need or want a journalist's take on the matter—unless it's specifically an op-ed or reported essay.
In the short essay below, Nicholas Lemann, a professor and dean emeritus at the Columbia Journalism School and a longtime staff writer for The New Yorker, articulates a method for journalism that integrates knowledge while preserving the art of storytelling. We reprint it here with his permission:
The Man Who Broke Atlantic City by Mark Bowden. Don Johnson won nearly $6 million playing blackjack in one night at Atlantic City's Tropicana casino. Not long before that, he'd taken the Borgata for $5 million and Caesars for $4 million. Here's how.
To effectively tell a story, learn to write like a journalist. The same techniques writers use for Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalism in the New York Times can be applied to any type of writing, like a novel, academic writing, or blogging. Thinking like a journalist allows a writer to create a compelling story that hooks the reader ...
This volume covers the entire scope of Wells's remarkable career, collecting her early writings, articles exposing the horrors of lynching, essays from her travels abroad, and her later journalism. The Light of Truth is both an invaluable resource for study and a testament to Wells's long career as a civil rights activist.
Below are five longform journalism sites, which curate and produce cool longform pieces. The Atavist — "Where stories begin". The Atavist produces and publishes original longform stories once per month. Users can choose to buy their stories both for a Kindle / Nook version with less media content or buy the iPad/iPhone version with audio ...
The main goal of journalistic writing is to provide accurate and objective news coverage. Journalists gather facts, conduct research, and interview sources to present a fair and unbiased account of events. They strive to deliver information clearly, concisely, and interestingly that grabs readers' attention and helps them understand the subject.
A Paralympic swimmer's two-part race against time. By Lia Salvatierra. Morgan Stickney has never hit snooze in her life. When her alarm goes off in the morning she has 27 minutes to get from her pillow to the pool for practice in Cary, North Carolina. Once at the Olympic-grade pool she has less than 45 seconds to swim the 50 meters to the end.
Many writers look to reverse-engineer books this way, but no one executes the mix of story-finding and storytelling like Lewis. 15. The Forever War. by Dexter Filkins, 2008. At the start of the ...
A compilation of the 10 most interesting photo essays published online in August, as curated by Mikko Takkunen. Photojournalism Links selects, each month, the best photography published online. ...
The recipient must be a working journalist writing about aerospace, defense, the airline industry, or aerospace science and engineering. The winner gets a $1,000 prize. [4] ... Best journalism done using social science research methods Pulitzer Prize: Columbia University: Excellence in newspaper journalism (see below for categories)
These resources provide an overview of journalistic writing with explanations of the most important and most often used elements of journalism and the Associated Press style. This resource, revised according to The Associated Press Stylebook 2012, offers examples for the general format of AP style. For more information, please consult The Associated Press Stylebook 2012, 47th edition.
2. Northwestern University. A pioneer in journalism education, Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism celebrated its 100th birthday in 2021. While programs have changed through the years to keep up with the times, Medill remains committed to fundamentals such as accuracy, clarity, and critical thinking.
When I started trying to get into journalism in the early 2010s, the old newspaper business model was in terminal crisis. ... If there had always been a certain stench of failure in the self-publishing world and on writing platforms like Medium and WordPress, Substack seemed to overcome that, first, by offering generous pay to prominent writers ...
In a new memoir, Chung reflects on the decades she spent covering the news, her marriage to Maury Povich and the prominent figures who acted inappropriately with her — including President Carter.
For the second time in as many days, there was an unprecedented attack on Hezbollah. Tuesday, pagers exploded. Wednesday, it was two-way radios. At least 20 more people died and hundreds injured ...
Read our interview with Dr. Vanessa Vietes, on how being an AAAS Fellow helped her pursue her interest in science writing. Center for Health Journalism Data Fellowship. The Center for Health Journalism's annual all-expenses-paid Data Fellowship caters to adept journalists aspiring to master the art of mining data sources for impactful journalism.
$500 scholarship will go to student who cooks up the best ending for 'The Bear' High school and college students can apply for a 'Bear Fan Scholarship' by writing a short essay about the ...