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Felipe Guardado was shot three times in the chest on September 11, 2014. Reporter Carlos Martínez, who works for digital newspaper El Faro based in San Salvador, and photographer Fred Ramos found him on the side of the highway and took him to a hospital, where he died the next morning. El Faro has built its reputation with stirring stories of gangland, sparking threats at home and racking up prizes abroad. Our story on the site's bid to become mainstream at link in bio. #elfaro #ElSalvador #SanSalvador #gang #gangs #war #gangsters #death #dying #photojournalism #photojournalist #photooftheday #shot #shooting Photo by: Fred Ramos / El Faro
We spent three months interviewing top political journalists about covering the 2016 presidential race. The result is this oral history, our first draft of a momentous moment, one which continues, daily, to unfold. Read "Covering Trump: An oral history of an unforgettable campaign" at link in bio. (Photo by Pete Marovich/Bloomberg via Getty Images) #journalist #journalism #photooftheday #photo #Trump #Clinton #HillaryClinton #DonaldTrump #Election #President #presidential #US #USA #America #media #melania #politics #family #election #election2016 #hillaryclinton #hillary #hillary2016 #presidentialelection #2016
WikiLeaks used to be the press’s only source for anonymously submitted online document dumps. Since then, the press has developed its own digital capabilities and a comfort with leaked material. Read "The symbiotic relationship between WikiLeaks and the press" at link in bio. Photo by Surian Soosay (@digi_artist_ssoosay). @columbiajournalism #towcenter #journalism #wikileaks #julianassange #assange #information #info #Trump #election #clinton #press #leak #leaks
Photographer Sean Tallman (@seantallagram) took this majestic photo in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. #frameofmindz #mountain #Colorado #silverton #coloradoinstagram #photojournalism #mountains #nature #stream #water #reflection #photojournalist #shotoftheday #naturephotography #photo #nofilter #green #grass #beautiful #sky #rock #rocky #RockyMountainNationalPark
Photographer Chris Arnade lived in Trump country for much of the last year, sleeping in motels in Midwestern factory towns, talking up old factory hands at restaurants, sharing laments about how the country has gone to shit. We caught up with him this week to help us break down what the media missed about the Trump voter. Link in bio. Paul, who posed for a photo outside a Dollar Tree in Prestonsburg, Kentucky, told Arnade of his Confederate flag: “I’m proud of Southern heritage. I’m proud of hunting and fishing.” #midwest #trump #America #US #USA #photojournalism #photojournalist #shotoftheday #photo #factory #media #voting #voter #Kentucky #KY #Confederateflag #ChrisArnade #flag #jimbeam
Photographer Willi Effenberger (@effenbergerphoto) took this September 15th photo of protesters taking to the streets of Paris over controversial labor reforms of the French government. "Heavy clashes broke out and the protesters threw stones and molotov-cocktails," Effenberger wrote. "The police fired with teargas canisters." #Paris #France #molotov #firebomb #fire #burning #police #riot #France photojournalism #photojournalist #documentaryphotographer #documentaryphotography #photo #fire #photooftheday
Longtime PBS news anchor Gwen Ifill has died at the age of 61. Ifill, who hosted PBS NewsHour and Washington Week, was a veteran Washington journalist and moderated vice presidential debates in 2004 and 2008. Photo via Wikimedia commons. #pbs #gwenifill #journalist #rip #gwenifill
Columbia Journalism Review Editor and Publisher Kyle Pope discusses the two options Facebook has when it comes to addressing its public image problem. You can also check out our new article "Facebook can no longer be ‘I didn’t do it’ boy of global media" by @emilybellnyc at link in bio. #facebook #facebooklive #MarkZuckerberg #discussion #CJR #image
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"Jockeying and fisticuffs en route to the greatest scoop in a generation." Read our harrowing story about a reporter's experience reporting JFK's assassination at link in bio. Photo credit: Walt Cisco, Dallas Morning News, via Wikimedia Commons. #assassination #jfk #president #leeharveyoswald #reporting #history #usa #johnkennedy #kennedy
"Journalism’s moment of reckoning has arrived." Kyle Pope, Editor in Chief and Publisher of CJR, highlights journalism’s fundamental failure in this election. Link in bio. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) #journalism #photooftheday #photo #Trump #Clinton #HillaryClinton #DonaldTrump #Election #President #US #USA #America #media #reporter #politics #family #election #election2016 #hillary #hillary2016 #presidentialelection #usa #voting #vote #2016
Hillary Clinton holds her final rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 7, 2016. For much of Election Day, VoteCastr will be one of the only places to find updated result projections, essentially breaking a long-accepted embargo on reporting voting data until the majority of polls have closed. Learn more at link in bio. Photo by Joel Marklund (@joelmarklund) #election #election2016 #philly #philadelphia #hillaryclinton #hillary #hillary2016 #presidentialelection #usa #voting #vote #2016 #electionday #trump #poll #ballot #philly
Chris Wallace interviews President Barack Obama in April, 2016. The anchor received a lot of attention after moderating the final presidential debate. He revealed to CJR his team scattered torn up debate questions in trash cans around a casino. Read more at link in bio. Photo courtesy of Fox. #photo #ChrisWallace #Wallace #FoxNews #Fox #Trump #Clinton #debate #election #president #presidential #election #obama #2016 #politics #political #DonaldTrump #HillaryClinton
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