May 2013
International Literary Journalism Conference
“The eighth annual meeting of the International Association for Literary Journalism Studies (IALJS) convenes this week (16-18 May 2013) at the University of Tampere, in Tampere, Finland. The theme of this year’s conference is “Literary Journalism: Text and Context” and the conference program is filled with exciting & cutting edge scholarship from around the globe. The...
April 2013
Media and the Boston Bombings - Press Roundup |... →
Yet it’s also symptomatic of a tendency, in the media and beyond it, to...
– The Boston Bombers Were Muslim. It Shouldn’t Matter. This Is Why It Does. - Megan Garber - The Atlantic
March 2013
February 2013
We are pleased to announce the first academic conference dedicated to the work...
– Weird Council: an International Conference on the Writing of China Miéville | Institute of English Studies
In 2001, Pope John Paul II placed this department in charge of the investigation...
– Ratzinger was behind great Catholic cover-up
Susie Cagle, a reporter for environmental news website grist.org, spent three...
– Editor & Publisher ®
Fashionable brands from Armani to Nanette Lepore have been quick (with,...
– Man Vs. Machine: Calvin Klein And Matthew Terry Go On Vine Binge During Super Bowl | Co.Create: Creativity \ Culture \ Commerce
.@mrmattterry shoot for #CalvinKlein Concept starts now: vine.co/v/b15Wtw5gHZQ #firstvine #SB47
— Calvin Klein (@CalvinKlein) February 3, 2013
January 2013
In his remarks yesterday, Obama said this (emphasis mine):
Our journey is not...
– How Obama can turn words about gay marriage into action
It has not been until the publication of Turse’s book that the everyday reality...
– Tomgram: Jonathan Schell, Seeing the Reality of the Vietnam War, 50 Years Late | TomDispatch
While much of the air is being sucked up by this debate, scant attention has...
– Zero Dark Thirty: Selling Extra Judicial Killings | Dissident Voice
The quartet of devout appellants considered by Strasbourg on Tuesday might,...
– Religious freedom: Strasbourg’s balancing act | Editorial | Comment is free | The Guardian