It's All Journalism

Tony Carnes, editor and publisher of A Journey through NYC Religions, explained that his team embraces a different method of reporting for their street-by-street, alley-by-alley exploration of religious sites and culture in Americas biggest city.

Tony Carnes, editor and publisher of A Journey through NYC Religions, explained that his team embraces a different method of reporting for their street-by-street, alley-by-alley exploration of religious sites and culture in Americas biggest city.

In this weeks podcast, Olga Khazan talks about her journey from freelancer to full-time journalist at The Washington Post and The Atlantic. She touches on the challenges of covering the world health beat and writing about gender issues.

In this weeks podcast, Olga Khazan talks about her journey from freelancer to full-time journalist at The Washington Post and The Atlantic. She touches on the challenges of covering the world health beat and writing about gender issues.

The reality is now, it doesnt matter what institution youre talking about, said Matthew Yglesias, executive editor at Vox.com. It could be a newspaper or a magazine. If someone gets a big story these days, that story usually goes up on the Web first, right? I mean, thats just common sense. News sort of lives in that digital space regardless of what the sort of bigger picture of how that website came to be.

The reality is now, it doesnt matter what institution youre talking about, said Matthew Yglesias, executive editor at Vox.com. It could be a newspaper or a magazine. If someone gets a big story these days, that story usually goes up on the Web first, right? I mean, thats just common sense. News sort of lives in that digital space regardless of what the sort of bigger picture of how that website came to be.

"The first time I saw a thunderstorm there I was actually legitimately scared by it," said Ian Livingston, a senior research associate with the Brookings Institute and a member of the Capital Weather Gang at The Washington Post. It came at midnight and blew my door open and I freaked out. It was fascinating at the same time."

"The first time I saw a thunderstorm there I was actually legitimately scared by it," said Ian Livingston, a senior research associate with the Brookings Institute and a member of the Capital Weather Gang at The Washington Post. It came at midnight and blew my door open and I freaked out. It was fascinating at the same time."

Melissa Bell is a former Washington Post reporter and one of the founders of Vox.com. At Vox, Bell is trying to reinvent how news is delivered. The site tries to experiment with the ways it presents content. For example, the site often uses lists like What we know and What we dont know in its breaking news stories, instead of using a traditional format.

Melissa Bell is a former Washington Post reporter and one of the founders of Vox.com. At Vox, Bell is trying to reinvent how news is delivered. The site tries to experiment with the ways it presents content. For example, the site often uses lists like What we know and What we dont know in its breaking news stories, instead of using a traditional format.