Clare Hollingworth: The reporter who broke the news of World War II
In August 1939, less than one week after becoming a journalist, Clare Hollingworth witnessed Nazi troops gathering at the Germany-Poland border. She reported this news in England's Daily Telegraph, and…
Pulitzer Prize winners raised awareness through their stories
Each year, the Pulitzer Prizes recognize excellence in journalism, literature, and music. The 2016 winners were announced this week. Many winners told stories that raised awareness about important issues. For…
The New York Times outlines new strategy for digital content
The New York Times hopes to double its revenue from digital subscriptions with a new strategy for its digital content. This strategy focuses less on print and more on customizing…
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