Preparing for the worst when covering disasters
The Kicker8 Syys 2017

Preparing for the worst when covering disasters

On the latest episode of The Kicker, Meg talks to John Pope, an award-winning journalist known for his Hurricane Katrina coverage, about how newsrooms can prepare for disaster, including what to do before, during, and after the storm hits. Then, new CJR Delacorte Fellow Karen K. Ho joins Meg and Pete to discuss how newsrooms like Univision are preparing for Hurricane Irma, trust issues with Facebook, and the fall preview for what to expect in Washington.

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Special Report: Inside the toxic mediasphere of Black exceptionalism

Special Report: Inside the toxic mediasphere of Black exceptionalism

When Samuel Getachew was a sixth grader in the Oakland public school system, Akintunde Ahmad was a “hometown hero,” headed to Yale. On this week’s Kicker, Ahmad, now a CJR contributor and Ida B. Wells...

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Nikole Hannah-Jones on the use of power

Nikole Hannah-Jones on the use of power

How do we report and contextualize the January 6 insurrection, or the largest efforts to suppress the vote since the Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965, or the way political power is wielded in the ...

12 Heinä 202127min

Errol Louis: Inside City Hall for the New York City primaries

Errol Louis: Inside City Hall for the New York City primaries

The pandemic’s limits on primary candidates and the journalists who cover them; a drastically shorter campaign season; and all but absent public polling thanks to the new ranked choice voting. This ha...

25 Kesä 202113min

Carole Cadwalladr, Covid-19, and the fight against collective amnesia

Carole Cadwalladr, Covid-19, and the fight against collective amnesia

At the start of the pandemic, the UK government’s suppression of data prompted Carole Cadwalladr and her colleagues at All the Citizens to found Independent SAGE, a group of scientists who shadow offi...

14 Kesä 202126min

The Tokyo Olympics, Naomi Osaka, and the death of sports access

The Tokyo Olympics, Naomi Osaka, and the death of sports access

With over ten thousand athletes from more than two hundred countries, the Olympics are typically a sports writer’s dream. But with Covid protocols in Tokyo this summer, and heightened awareness that p...

4 Kesä 202118min

Alden and Tribune: ‘A crash course in capitalism’

Alden and Tribune: ‘A crash course in capitalism’

About half of daily local newspaper circulation in the US is now controlled by hedge funds. On this week’s Kicker, Rebecca Lurye, a reporter for the Hartford Courant and unit chair for the Hartford Co...

27 Touko 202123min

How to cover abortion

How to cover abortion

As the Supreme Court prepares to hear Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a Mississippi case that outlaws abortion after 15 weeks gestation, the media’s coverage of abortion, and the languag...

21 Touko 202126min

The view from Tel Aviv

The view from Tel Aviv

Ruth Margalit is an Israeli journalist living in Tel Aviv. By day, she covers the crisis there for the New Yorker. By night, her young family shelters in their building’s stairwell.On this week’s Kick...

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