Taylor Dibbert, Freelance Journalist Profile

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Vitaliia Tomakhiv On Books And Writing

1 week ago | taylordibbert.medium.com | Taylor Dibbert

For my latest author interview, I speak with Vitaliia Tomakhiv. We discuss her debut poetry collection, the writing process and more. Tomakhiv has a background in international affairs; in that context, she and I used to work together. She’s from Ukraine and currently resides in Kyiv. This interview has been edited lightly. You recently published “inter nos.” Would you tell me a little bit about it? The collection has five chapters: I love, it hurts, looking for myself, war, and road.
Understanding creator journalism with Liz Kelly Nelson, founder of Project C

2 weeks ago | ijnet.org | Taylor Dibbert

Creator-led journalism is becoming ever more relevant. Audiences increasingly are turning to content creators for their information, and away from traditional news sources. As this new reality evolves, the implications for media and society globally are profound. But what does being a creator journalist truly entail? And what are some identifiable trends in this new-ish media landscape?
Understanding creator journalism with Liz Kelly Nelson, founder of Project C

2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Taylor Dibbert

Creator-led journalism is becoming ever more relevant. Audiences increasingly are turning to content creators, and away from traditional news sources, for their information. As this new reality evolves, the implications for media and society globally are profound. But what does being a creator journalist truly entail? And what are some identifiable trends in this new-ish media landscape?
Two New Book Reviews

3 weeks ago | taylordibbert.medium.com | Taylor Dibbert

I’m grateful for a couple book reviews that have come out recently. Over at Literary Yard, Onkar Sharma reviews “Takoma.” He writes that “[t]he collection offers glimpses into a life lived with quiet observation and a capacity for finding beauty in the everyday.”At Synchronized Chaos Magazine, Cristina Deptula reviews “London.”Here’s the first paragraph of her review:A tribute to the memory of a beloved dog, Taylor Dibbert’s “London” explores the many nuances and dimensions of grief.
Journalist of the Month: Amr Eleraqi

1 month ago | ijnet.org | Taylor Dibbert

Originally from Egypt, Amr Eleraqi is a journalist, author and instructor at Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada. He is the founder of the award-winning data journalism website, InfoTimes, and a former ICFJ Knight Fellow. His latest book, on Python coding skills for journalists, was released at the start of this year. Eleraqi spoke with IJNet about his start in journalism, media in both the Middle East and Canada, his new book project and more.
A primer for journalists covering Sri Lanka’s local government elections

1 month ago | ijnet.org | Taylor Dibbert |Nithyani Anandakugan

Sri Lanka has experienced significant political change in recent times. The election of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in September 2024 and a parliamentary vote that followed in November emphasized people's desire for improved governance and better economic management. Yet the lasting impacts of the National People’s Power (NPP)’s rise to power remain unclear and the road to deeper reform is far from assured.
Journalist of the Month: Sudeshna Chowdhury

2 months ago | ijnet.org | Taylor Dibbert

Indian multimedia journalist Sudeshna Chowdhury has nearly two decades of experience, writing for a wide range of outlets on topics such as human rights, gender, and the environment. She is also a professor at UPES Dehradun. “I am invested in training the next generation of journalists in the country,” she explained. Previously, Chowdhury lived and worked in the U.S. and she has reported internationally from countries such as Japan and Turkey.
Sharing Some Book Reviews

2 months ago | taylordibbert.medium.com | Taylor Dibbert

It’s been fun to read some Amazon reviews of my poetry books. Here’s a review of “Invictus”:This collection is almost meditative in its ability to encourage reflection on life, relationships, and the ephemeral nature of all that we know. A truly profound and beautiful work that made me think more about daily life and reflect on what we take for granted, often without knowing.
Journalist of the Month: Muhammad Abu Bakar

Mar 24, 2025 | themirroronline.com.ng | Taylor Dibbert |Stanley Ihedigbo

Home Interview Journalist of the Month: Muhammad Abu Bakar By Taylor DibbertAlong the way he has honed a diverse skill set, from research and script writing, to public relations — all while navigating a difficult environment for media in his native Pakistan. Currently based in Karachi, Bakar spoke with IJNet about his background, breaking into the journalism industry, the media environment in Pakistan, and more.
Journalist of the Month: Muhammad Abu Bakar

Feb 26, 2025 | ijnet.org | Taylor Dibbert

Pakistani journalist Muhammad Abu Bakar has dedicated his 15-year career in media to investigating and reporting on a variety of topics, including business, corruption, crime, politics and social issues. Along the way he has honed a diverse skill set, from research and script writing, to public relations — all while navigating a difficult environment for media in his native Pakistan.