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It’s an image iconic in newsrooms and living rooms alike: the foreign correspondent, notepad or microphone in hand, reporting from exotic locales on dramatic events. The foreign correspondent brought the Vietnam War into America’s homes in the 1960s, and delivers today’s news from China, or Venezuela, or South Africa, to any platform you want... Continue reading
A new kind of global journalism is here. It may reach us in 140-character tweets, instead of the traditional 2,000-word Sunday takeout on the Foreign News page. Or it may be in the form of raw, unsteady war zone videos on YouTube, rather than the polished Nightly News video package. Regardless of platform or packaging...Continue reading
