Tag: Journalism

• Endangered privilege?

  [I]nternational media no longer shapes global opinion and … the domestic media no longer sets the national political agenda in much of the world. – Joel Simon in The Guardian

  Adam McCauley

  November 5, 2014

  Reporter’s Notebook

  Journalism, lost speech, no protection, political power, the guardian

• Pirates, Poachers and Palm Oil

  

  With just under two weeks to go, I need your support to bring “Pirates, Poachers and Palm Oil” to life!

  Adam McCauley

  February 27, 2014

  Reporter’s Notebook

  Africa, Beacon, Central Africa, crowdsourcing, environmental reporting, Journalism, Palm Oil, Pirates, Poaching, security, support, West Africa

• One journalist’s take on another’s folly: The Jonah Lehrer Conundrum

  A writer’s integrity serves as both flak jacket and silver bullet. Without it, what’s left?

  Adam McCauley

  July 30, 2012

  Writing

  Bob Dylan, falsified, Jonah Lehrer, Journalism, misquoted, New York Times, New Yorker, plagiarism, resignation, Wired

• War from the Front Row

  In a world awash with images, even the most powerful can fail to draw attention. Even if that image is iconic, even if that image means or meant something more than pixels, more than a mere captured frame and a simple moment snapped in time. No, an image that can be replaced may not be…

  Adam McCauley

  September 24, 2011

  Events

  Afghanistan, Columbia, Danfung Dennis, Documentary, Journalism