Digital Camera Scores Big Points with Newspapers Do believe the hype! Super Bowl XXXIV, the first of the 21st century, produced exciting… December 17, 2002 Kenneth Irby
Taking Convergence to Another Level Once a month for the past six months, WFLA-TV and Tampa Tribune staffers have gathered… December 17, 2002 Kenneth Irby
So Glad to be Alive David Handschuh was anxiously awaiting the cable guy. No, he didn't win money, nor a… December 12, 2002 Kenneth Irby
What would you do? This photo of a police officer shining his light on victim ran on the front… December 11, 2002 Kenneth Irby
When Disturbing Photos Run The scenario: Two days after a 7-month-old baby girl is reported missing, her father leads… November 21, 2002 Kenneth Irby
Why Photojournalism Matters You can learn a lot if you listen to cab drivers. At the very least,… November 14, 2002 Kenneth Irby
Paying for the Story Sept. 11 has changed many things about the world and how we journalists see it.… November 13, 2002 Kenneth Irby
Publishing Frozen Moments People fell from burning towers. Their images have become icons of the awful human tragedy… September 2, 2002 Kenneth Irby
Chicago Tribune Draws a Line: Refuses to Publish Photographs The Chicago Tribune chose not to publish work by a staff photographer who entered the… September 2, 2002 Kenneth Irby
When The Visual Reality Hurts It's tough being the messenger on the day after a terrible event, an event so… September 2, 2002 Kenneth Irby
From Perfection to a Roll of the Dice At 1 a.m. on Wednesday -- after a 15-hour day - the veteran Newsday picture… September 2, 2002 Kenneth Irby
One Man’s Path to Historic Photo: Persistence and a Lift on a Tug Firefighters Dan McWilliams of Long Island and George Johnson of Rockaway Beach (both from Ladder… September 2, 2002 Kenneth Irby
In Times Like These Listening to the National Public Radio this morning, the image in my mind was one… September 2, 2002 Kenneth Irby
Ken Irby’s Commentary on the Louisville Case The moment that Louisville Courier-Journal staff photographer James H. Wallace started working on the Deja… August 26, 2002 Kenneth Irby