Reporting in the Line of Fire

For more about reporters at risk, see The Committee to Protect Journalists.

'So How Do You Know That?'

That's one of the best questions a public affairs reporter can ask.

Comparing what your hear with the vast knowlege in your head is the crucial next step. Does that make sense? Does it add up?

A little math can help. Here's a basic online primer with examples from today's discussion.

On the Record: There's Truth in Public Documents

The key is knowing where to look. The Society of Professional Journalists has put together a great guide to help you figure out what to look for in public records, where to find them and how to persuade record keepers to turn them over.