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A six-month investigation by Stacy Perman and Josh Rottenberg unearthed the corruption and racism behind the glitz and glamour of one of Hollywood's…
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Tips from notable reporters and editors that are pushing back against journalism's unwritten rules to advance the profession by making it more…
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The standards we follow when reporting and writing serve a purpose, but they must evolve with the world we're trying to cover.
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An experiment, and a place where we can all share and learn from some of the best reporting and writing being done today — and the people and places…
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Daniari's work at Condé Nast's Them is centered around her community, and proving that reporting on what you know firsthand is an undeniable strength.
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Years of reporting on Xinjiang led to what's been described as "the most ambitious immersive visual storytelling [the magazine] has ever undertaken."
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Reporting and writing from the past year worth revisiting.
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A guide for journalists and documentarians that calls for ongoing informed consent, collaborative decision-making, and psycho-education for all…
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Journalism should represent trans, nonbinary, and agender people's humanity, expertise, suffering, and triumphs. As a nonbinary writer, I asked what's…
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In a state where higher education is increasingly political, Joe Killian's decades of political reporting helped him earn the trust of both Jones and…
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A conversation with Lucy Feldman, the lead editor of a first-of-its-kind magazine issue, and Sanya Mansoor.
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Every word the famously concise New Yorker staff writer wrote was essential, of course, but here is where to begin.
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