investigative-reporting
A Reporter Who Spent Four Months Undercover as a Private Prison Guard Is Here to Answer Your Questions
Andy Cush · 06/23/16 01:00PMUnconventional ‘Hipsters’ Have Been Located in St. Louis, Missouri
Hamilton Nolan · 07/24/13 08:46AMMagazine Industry: Falling, but Then Rising!
Hamilton Nolan · 06/14/11 02:01PMExclusive! Must Credit Us Weekly!
cityfile · 01/28/10 03:50PMIt's a shame the Pulitzer Prize nominating committee annnounced the other day that it won't allow weekly tabloids to compete for the most coveted award in journalism: Us Weekly could have really had a shot with this riveting piece of investigative reporting. But at least Jann Wenner can look forward to taking the stage at the National Magazine Awards this spring. [Us]
Anna Wintour Speaks Out on McKinsey Firings and Federer Fetish
Foster Kamer · 09/05/09 05:15PMThe Decaf Deception: Yalies Rail Against Sleepy Sneak
Pareene · 05/01/08 02:00PMThe Yale Daily News has uncovered a bombshell: The University Dining Services-operated Thain Family Cafe secretly replaced its caffeinated espresso with decaf beans. They've been serving useless, unstimulating brown water to caffeine-fiending students since April 15, with no intention of revealing the ruse. This scrappy student paper got their hands on the documents that prove it: "An unsigned letter received by the News last week included a supposed photocopy of a Thain Café logbook entry from Feb. 29 that reads: 'We will also run out of reg. espresso and French roast most likely—secretly use decaf espresso to substitute the espresso—for the French, I don't know—I think we'll just have to be out.'" Cafe Manager Brian Yezierski denied the charges. But! Journalism!
Media Bubble: Time Inc. Sacks Bigshot Reporters
Jesse · 05/18/06 01:30PM• Time Inc. budget cuts knock off two of the mag company's best reporters: Prize-winning investigative duo Barlett and Steele. [CJR Daily]
• Nerve for parents? Jeez, talk about grups. [WWD (second item)]
• Wired gives awards; big winners don't show up. [AP via Yahoo]
• Bob Schieffer thinks CBS foreign correspondent Lara Logan is the next Barbara Walters or Diane Sawyer. But not the next Katie Couric, Bob? [WP]