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Nieman Reports ››

On the 80th anniversary of the Nieman Foundation, Nieman Fellows reflect on the journalism that’s left an indelible mark on them and their careers
Greek journalists detained after minister files complaint

ekathimerini.com ››

The publisher and editor in chief of a Greek newspaper have been detained over an article that alleges mishandling of European Union funds meant to improve conditions in migrant hotspots across the country.
News Site to Investigate Big Tech, Helped by Craigslist Founder

The New York Times ›› Nellie Bowles

When the investigative journalist Julia Angwin worked for ProPublica, the nonprofit news organization became known as “big tech’s scariest watchdog.”
Bloomberg’s TicToc is starting to build a brand beyond Twitter

Digiday ›› Lucia Moses

Bloomberg Media is trying to turn its Twitter network TicToc into a full-fledged media brand.

The network, started in December, was part of a slew of live video push by Twitter that’s included partnerships with Cheddar, the WNBA and BuzzFeed. TicToc was the only 24-7 streaming network, though, so the expectations are higher. TicToc recently was extended to a podcast (“TicToc by Bloomberg”) and daily newsletter, and it is developing a dedicated website.
Events are extremely difficult. You should do them anyway.

Better News ›› Steve Yaeger, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune

Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: The Minneapolis Star Tribune looks for gaps in a very crowded events market, then ventures in — cautiously.
It’s Anthony Bourdain’s journalism that we’ll miss most

The Washington Post ›› Jason Rezaian

Anthony Bourdain never wanted to be called a journalist, but that’s exactly what he became. In fact, I suspect he’ll end up being remembered as one of the most influential television correspondents ever.