journalists

Beginning in 2009, filmmaker Andrew Rossi spent over a year embedded in the The New York Times newsroom.

The resulting documentary, Page One, records the paper's struggles to remain relevant in a new media landscape.

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There were more NATO air strikes on targets in the Libyan capital Tripoli Thursday. Libyan officials immediately reported damage to civilian installations.

But an official tour of the bombing sites for journalists did not go as the government planned.

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For nearly eight years, married journalists Jennifer Griffin and Greg Myre covered the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.

During that time, their life was about reporting on street violence, suicide bombings — and starting a family.

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The regime's tactics, which are designed to exhaust the reporters, are more suited to a detention facility.

It's a kind of relentless psychological warfare that can seem absurdly funny at times. But journalists are worried that the incitement could lead to violence.

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As Tehran cracks down on journalists there, one of the most reliable sources for news has also been one of the most unlikely: a Web site run by a woman in suburban Boston.

Kelly Golnoush Niknejad's Web site is fast becoming one of the go-to sites for news from Iran.

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The School of Journalism at The University of Texas at Austin is offering an online course for working journalists on how to incorporate the voices and views of their communities' Latinos into their reporting.

The four-week course, "Covering the Latino Community," will teach journalists across Texas how to produce more balanced and comprehensive news stories through [...]