Articles Russian Television News: Owners and the Public Owners jockey for political advantage. The public spots bias. September 15, 1999 Ellen Mickiewicz An Urban Eye Looks at Rural Life Photographs that ‘beguile without fantasizing.’ September 15, 1999 Frank Van Riper At Unity ’99 the Topic Was Journalism The conference offered a glimpse of what newsrooms could be. September 15, 1999 Sam Fulwood III Reporting on Reproductive and Genetic Technologies An author describes her experiences—good and bad—with the media. September 15, 1999 Lori B. Andrews Reporting on Child Welfare and Adoption Policies An author and advocate contends that journalists are missing the story. September 15, 1999 Elizabeth Bartholet A Journalist Reveals Himself in Letters Irreverent, churlish, boastful and, sometimes, larger than life. September 15, 1999 Elizabeth Leland The Cold War Generation of Patriotic Journalists What happens when journalism becomes government propaganda? September 15, 1999 Michael J. Kirkhorn Dealing With the Trauma of Covering War Journalists Talk About Ways They Cope With What They See June 15, 1999 The ‘Welfare Queen’ Experiment How Viewers React to Images of African-American Mothers on Welfare June 15, 1999 Franklin D. Gilliam Jr. Excerpt From Remarks Big companies are like battleships going down the middle of a gulf. When we fire our guns they’re pretty loud, but we don’t change direction very well.It’s the size of… June 15, 1999 David Corvo Previous 1 … 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 … 456 Next
