Tag: reporting

• We Get What We Want: Nepal Coverage in Context

  Most of us left because the economics of empathy —at least as expressed in the world of journalism— made it impossible to remain any longer.

  Adam McCauley

  May 27, 2015

  Published

  criticism, earthquake, media, nepal, Nepal Times, reporting, Response

• To Make It Matter

  I wanted to be more heart rate monitor, less tape recorder.

  Adam McCauley

  May 8, 2015

  Reporter’s Notebook

  earthquake, nepal, reflections, reporting

• A new museum stirs tensions in Hong Kong

  Last Saturday, the June 4 Memorial Museum opened in Hong Kong. In the fifth floor of an unassuming office building, the 800-square foot museum documents the 1989 protests in Tiananmen Square, and commemorates the hundreds of lives lost (and the thousands injured) after the Chinese government’s crackdown.

  Adam McCauley

  April 28, 2014

  Reporter’s Notebook

  Al Jazeera, China, Hong Kong, on assignment, protests, reporting, Tiananmen

• In the field: Kribi, Cameroon

  

  I had rented a car to complete reporting in and around the town of Kribi, Cameroon. As I jumped out of the car for what I believed to be the final interview of the day, a four-hour drive from where we started that morning, I could hear an unsettling high-pitched hissing. Having driven quickly over…

  Adam McCauley

  October 20, 2013

  Reporter’s Notebook, Writing

  cameroon, Central Africa, flat tire, instagram, kribi, on assignment, oops, reporting