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Vol. 55 No. 3Fall 2001NIEMAN REPORTSTHE NIEMAN FOUNDATION FOR JOURNALISM AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY4 The Documentary and JournalismRadio and theInternet6 ‘What the Hell is a Radio Documentary?’ BY STEPHEN SMITH7 Radio Diarists Document Their Lives BY JOE RICHMAN10 Using the Web for an Interactive Documentary Project BY SUE JOHNSON13 Radio Documentaries Take Listeners Into Dark Corners INTERVIEW WITH DAVID ISAY16 Radio Storytelling Builds Community On-Air and Off BY JAY ALLISON19 First-Person Narratives on Radio Document Historic Memory BY SANDY TOLANPhotographyand theWritten Word22 Exploring the Relationship Between Photographer and Subject BY DENISE KEIM25 Photojournalism at a Crossroads BY PETER HOWE27 Photojournalism and Documentary Photography BY ANTONIN KRATOCHVIL,WITH MICHAEL PERSSON32 Being Receptive to the Unexpected BY ELI REED37 A Place for Words and Images to Call Home BY ROBERT COLES39 Revealing Afghanistan BY CHRIS STEELE-PERKINS41 A Photographer’s Journey Begins With a Coffin BY ANDRE LAMBERTSONMovingPictures:Televisionand Film45 A Nieman Year Spent Pondering Storytelling BY ROBERT DREW47 Documentary Journalism Vanishes From Network and Local Television BY PHILIP S. BALBONI50 Striking a Balance Between Filmmaking and Journalism BY MICHAEL KIRK53 Where Journalism and Television Documentary Meet BY CARA MERTES55 Using Documentaries to Move People to Action BY ELLEN SCHNEIDER57 Documenting Social Ills With an Eye Toward Advocacy BY MARGARET LAZARUS59 Long-Form Documentaries Serve a Vital Journalistic Role BY ROBERT RICHTER61 Using the Drama of Cinéma Vérité to Tell Real Stories BY CHRIS HEGEDUS63 Documentary Filmmakers Decide How to Present Compelling Evidence BY MICHAEL RABIGERCover photo: Afghanistan, 1998. A young man on the doorstep of a tea house. Photo byChris Steele-Perkins/Magnum Photos.©