Table of Contents

Montana Journalism Review 2011

Anonymous in Burma by Timothy Chase
Beyond conflict: reporting in occupied Palestine by Brendan Work
A drowning rice bowl by Kevin Radley
In Cairo by Andrew Burton
Against the wall: reporting on China by Kathy McLaughlin
The Pearl Project by Colette Maddock
Q&A with the students of the Pearl Project by Colette Maddock (online only)
The world of Al-Jazeera English by Roman Stubbs
Against the wall: Reporting on China By Kathleen E. McLaughin

Risky business by Neil Livingstone
The advantages of being a female foreign correspondent by Gwen Florio
The risks of being a female foreign correspondent by Ann Fleischli
Practicing journalism in a smaller, riskier world by Frank Smyth
Embedded reporting: asset or liability by Daniel West
From quarterbacks to quakes – no problem! by Dave Kindred
Lessons on foreign reporting: Marcus Brauchli by Joe Pavlish
Mehrdad Kia on foreign reporting by Lindsey Galipeau (extended online content)
Pack your bags and go by Henriette Lowisch
Want Ads for Foreign Correspondents edited by Ann Fleischli (extended online content)


Freelancing—the bottom line by Karen J. Coates
Funding for international journalists by Ann Fleischli (online only)
Revolutions and citizen journalism by Mark Fonseca Rendeiro
Reaching younger readers by International Reporting students (online only)
Underreported issues by the American media by Tori Norskog (online only)
Montana editors on foreign reporting by Colette Maddock (online only)
How others perceive the United States by Anna Penner-Ray (online only)
Interns abroad! by Tor Haugan (online only)
How to get an internship overseas by Tor Haugan (online only)
Online foreign news outlets by Anna Penner-Ray (online only)
Fun and Games


Editorial: Kill switches threaten Internet, foreign reporting by Garrett Browne
Editor's Note by Clem Work
Staff