Navigating ethics in accountability reporting

Adrienne LaFrance, Nieman Reports, August 2016

Using coverage of Silicon Valley as a case study, the author examines the relationship between reporter and sources.

Journalists who are charged with holding powerful people accountable also need to hold themselves accountable when they find themselves personally impacted by stories. This story offers some navigation tips.

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