Articles

A Photographer’s Journey Begins With a Coffin

By documenting youngsters’ lives, he hopes to understand what is happening.
September 15, 2001
Andre Lambertson

Ownership Guides a Newspaper’s Mission

Responding to Wall Street’s demands can erode long-term quality.
September 15, 2001
John Morton

A Place for Words and Images to Call Home

At DoubleTake, photographers and writers document the human experience.
September 15, 2001
Robert Coles

Photojournalism and Documentary Photography

They are identical mediums, sending different messages.
September 15, 2001
Antonin Kratochvil

My Son Became a Voice the Media Relied on

For mother and son, ‘the tug-and-pull of the media was unnerving.’
September 15, 2001
Barbara Schardt

The Philadelphia Inquirer: Cuts Jeopardize Quality

‘One of journalism’s top destinations has become a departure lounge.’
September 15, 2001
Jim Naughton

The Evolutionary Growth of Newspapers’ Look and Feel

‘Readers appreciate the design and feel of a publication before assessing its contents.’
September 15, 2001
Warren Watson

Journalism and Myth

Do They Create a Cautionary Tale?
September 15, 2001
William F. Woo

Silencing Voices for Racial Change During the 1950’s

National magazine editors published those urging moderation and the status quo.
September 15, 2001
Carol Polsgrove

The Chandra Levy Story

What does media coverage look and feel like from the other side?
September 15, 2001
Kim Petersen