Articles A Shrinking Sports Beat: Women’s Teams, Athletes As newsroom staffs shrink and eyeballs measure interest, women’s sports coverage is losing ground it once seemed to be gaining. December 15, 2010 Marie Hardin Argo Network: NPR’s New Group of Beat-Driven Blogs CommonHealth, produced by WBUR in Boston and part of the Argo Network, focuses on health care reform and other topics related to personal health and medicine.RELATED ARTICLE“Statehouse Beat Woes Portend… December 15, 2010 Jonathan Seitz Frank Deford: Sports Writing in the Internet Age Nearly a century later Twitter is the telegraph in the press box. Reporters watch the New York Giants play the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1913 World Series. Image from the… December 15, 2010 Frank Deford From Journalism to Self-Publishing Books ‘Our experience with print-on-demand books offers promising and challenging news.’ December 15, 2010 Fons Tuinstra Figuring Out What a 21st Century Book Can Be When an author’s insistence on publishing under a Creative Commons license met resistance from book publishers, he decided to self-publish his book with Lulu. December 15, 2010 Dan Gillmor Creating a Navigational Guide to New Media Two veteran journalists illuminate the convergent paths ahead—for those who consume news and those who report it. December 15, 2010 Bill Kovach, Tom Rosenstiel Gay Talese: On What Endures in Sports Writing Amid Change Early in October Gay Talese came to the Boston Athenaeum to celebrate publication of “The Silent Season of a Hero: The Sports Writing of Gay Talese.” In this collection of… December 15, 2010 Geographic Fortunes—and Misfortunes—Define This New Midwest Beat ‘Although the challenges facing this Midwest region are primarily economic, Changing Gears’ mandate is more than to just tell business stories.’ December 15, 2010 Micheline Maynard It’s a Brand-New Ballgame—For Sports Reporters ‘This is why the advice is simple: Don’t look down from that tightrope; your safety net is gone, likely forever.’ December 15, 2010 Malcolm Moran Red Smith: He Made Words Dance Of the many memorable phrases sportswriter Red Smith bestowed on the English language, the most enduring may be his description to a group of New York Herald Tribune advertising salesmen… December 15, 2010 Jonathan Seitz Previous 1 … 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 … 436 Next