Journalism’s New Reality
Immersive journalism uses virtual reality to insert viewers directly into the story—potentially revolutionizing how reporters and activists do their work.
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How Virtual Reality Is Revolutionizing the Role of Activists
An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers.
How Do You Make a Living, Travel Journalist?
Nell McShane Wulfhart talks to Noah Davis about the value of being where other writers are not, paying her own expenses, and how Gangnam Style helped launch her career.
The Secret Lives of Fixers
They may not get any credit for the final product, but good fixers are integral to television, film, and journalism produced abroad. WorldFixer.com is trying to make the best ones easier to find.
What Makes You So Smart, Chuck Klosterman?
The writer talks to Pacific Standard about being a dilettante, his brief consideration of graduate school, and why having an intellectual inferiority complex might prevent you from becoming a jerk.
Content Creators of the World, Unite!
Working in online news has become financially perilous and hazardous to your health. Can journalist unions change that?
The Unique Danger of Implied Misinformation
New research suggests it's harder to dislodge vague implications than overtly stated errors.
Hot Takes: The Best Climate Change Reporting of the Past Year
A compilation of some of the best journalism in the months leading up to Barack Obama’s historic action to address climate change.
Should Environmental Reporting Get the Peer-Review Treatment?
A pair of German science journalism professors think so.
Ezra Klein Is Transforming Education
Journalists have replaced teachers as the curators of expertise.