Tag: New York Times

• Why you need to read The Outlaw Ocean

  This morning, The New York Times published the fourth installment of The Outlaw Ocean —a wide-ranging investigation into murder, exploitation, criminal pollution of waterways, and illegal fishing across our tragedy-ridden commons: the high seas.

  Adam McCauley

  July 28, 2015

  Reporter’s Notebook

  #longform, abuse, Africa, America, crimes, fishing, fishing industry, high seas, Ian Urbina, investigations, kidnapping, maritime security, murder, New York Times, oceans, Piracy, Poaching, Response, review, seas, South China Sea, Thailand

• The irreplaceable David Carr, dead at 58

  In a terrible week for journalism, The New York Times has confirmed David Carr, the newspaper’s media critic, has died

  Adam McCauley

  February 12, 2015

  Published

  Bad news, David Carr, Journlism, media, New York Times

• 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

• A Night Talking Terrorists

  

  The book traces the development of United States policy in the fight against terrorism, taking the reader from the first confused moments of that Tuesday morning, to the orchestrated strike against Osama bin Laden’s fortified compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan which took the Al Qaeda leader’s life.

  Adam McCauley

  September 13, 2011

  Events

  Afghanistan, Counterstrike, Eric Schmitt, Iraq, New York, New York Times, Thom Shanker