Case Consortium Case Studies

• A Newsroom Divided: Kenya, the Election Crisis, and the Nation Media Group
• A Woman's Place? Photojournalist Lynsey Addario in Libya
• After the Storms: The South Florida Sun-Sentinel Investigates FEMA
• AllNovaScotia.com: Success or Anomaly?
• ¿Amigo o enemigo? Wikileaks y the Guardian
• The Bakersfield Californian and Blogging the Courtroom
• From Compstat to Gov 2.0 Big Data in New York City Management
• But is it News? The New York Times and the International Freedom Center
• Buy It or Make It? The Charlotte Observer and the Associated Press
• Community Savings, or Community Threat? California Policy for Ill and Elderly Inmates
• Can Investigative Journalism Pay?: InvestigateWest and the Nonprofit Model
• Caricatured: Le Monde and the Mohammed Cartoons
• Catalyze Without Offense: Daily Nation Living Magazine and the "Laura" Story
• Charting a Course for Change: Transforming the Albany Times Union in a Wired World
• Chasing the Community Newspaper Rainbow: The Whiteville News Reporter and the Digital Age
• Chemical Fallout: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and the BPA Story
• Conflicted: The New York Times and the Bias Question
• Covert Activity: the Washington Post , Edward Snowden and the National Security Agency
• Credible Voice: WHO-Beijing and the SARS Crisis
• Crowdsourcing: Promise or Hazard? Part A: Debate at the Fort Myers, FL, News-Press
• Crowdsourcing at the Fort Myers, FL, News-Press Part B: "Help Us Investigate"
• Cumulative or Discrete Numbers: How Should Bloomberg Measure the Bailout?
• Digital Deadline: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the Kirkwood Shooting
• Dissonance: The Cleveland Plain Dealer and its Classical Music Critic
• The Elusive Tuberculosis Case: The CDC and Andrew Speaker
• Elusive Story: The Chicago Tribune Examines "No Child Left Behind"
• Elusive Story (dead)
• Fighting for Equality in Education: Student Activism in Post-apartheid South Africa
• Evacuate or Stay? Northshore LIJ and Hurricane Sandy
• The Facebook Conundrum: The New Haven Independent and the Annie Le Murder
• Fighting Blackmail: Khadija Ismayilova and Azerbaijan’s First Family
• Friend or foe? WikiLeaks and the Guardian
• From Concept to Story: Time Magazine and "America at 300 Million"
• Frontline 's "The Last Abortion Clinic": What's Fair in a Video World?
• God and Darwin: The York Daily Record and the Intelligent Design Trial
• Grow Your Own? Rice Self-sufficiency in Timor-Leste
• Côte Sud Initiative: Integrated Development in Haiti
• Higher Truth or Just the Facts? Hell and Back Again
• Integrity on Deadline: ABC News and the Duke Lacrosse Photographs
• Into the Breach: Should Student Journalists Save Local Political Reporting?
• The Jury is Out: The Long Beach Post and Online Local News
• Just Enough Alarm: GlobalPost and the Syrian Chemical Attack S
• Land Grab or Responsible Development? Oil Palm Concessions in Liberia
• Legal Jeopardy: Clarín Group and the Kirchners
• A Life on the Line: The Christian Science Monitor and Jill Carroll
• A Matter of Opinion: The Oregonian Editorial Board and Sam Adams
• Merging Two Worlds?: Reston Dental Arts and American Dental Partners
• Mission vs Safety: OCHA Somalia and the Baidoa Raid
• New England Cable News and the Terry Glenn Story
• New England Cable News and the Terry Glenn Story (Video)
• News or Rumor? Politico and the Edwards Affair
• Not for Profit? The Voice of San Diego Experiment
• ¿Periodistas o policías? CONTACTO y la búsqueda de Paul Schaefer
• Public-Private Partnerships for Green Space in NYC
• Personal Foul? Deadspin and an Iconic Athlete
• Privacidad e Interés Público: La Evidencia Contra Ivins. Segunda Parte.
• Privacidad y el Interés Público: Frederick, MD, News-Post y la Historia de Bruce Ivins. Primera Parte.
• Privacy and the Public Interest: Frederick, MD, News-Post and the Bruce Ivins Story
• Privacy and the Public Interest. Part B: The Case Against Ivins (DEAD)
• Process and Politics: Chinalco and the Resettlement of Morococha
• Public Death, Private Life: Army Major Alan Rogers and the Washington Post
• Public Service or Illegal Act? The Weekly Mail and Bugging Staal Burger
• Publishing Pollution Data in China: Ma Jun and the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs
• Radio Buddu and the Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Bill
• Rating Teachers: a Job for Journalists? The Los Angeles Times and "Value-Added" Analysis
• Reportear una Verdad Explosiva: Boston Globe y los Abusos Sexuales en la Iglesia Católica
• Reporters or cops? CONTACTO and the search for Paul Schaefer
• Reporting an Explosive Truth: The Boston Globe and Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church
• Reputations to Lose: BBC versus the Blair Government
• Risky Business: John Harris, Jim VandeHei, and Politico Part A
• Risky Business: John Harris, Jim VandeHei, and Politico Part B: A Winning Model?
• Salvation or Mirage? The New York Times Paywall
• Scientific Method in the Real World: Experience Corps and the Johns Hopkins Study
• Seeking Partners for Press Freedom Media Council of Tanzania and DEFIR
• Settle or fight? Far Eastern Economic Review and Singapore
• Swaziland, HIV and Option B+: What Can We Afford?
• Terror or Accident? Newsday and the Crash of American Airlines Flight 587
• Terror or Accident? Newsday and the Crash of American Airlines Flight 587 (Video)
• The Islanders and the Scientists: Post-tsunami Aid in the Nicobars
• Truthiness: This American Life and the Monologist
• Tortoise or Hare? Fundación Carvajal and Buenaventura
• Spike or Suffer? Jamhuri and the Bribe Offer
• Una Historia Esquiva: El Chicago Tribune y la ley "Que Ningún Niño Quede Atrás"
• Voices Behind Bars: National Public Radio and Angola State Prison
• Voluntary or Regulated? The Trans Fat Campaign in New York City
• When BEST Intentions Go Awry: Arsenic Mitigation in Bangladesh
• When the story is us: Miami Herald , Nuevo Herald and Radio Martí
• Words of the Dying: CHCH TV and Constable Garrett Styles
• Worth a Thousand Words: The Associated Press and Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard