Articles Chilean Media Work in the Long Shadow of Pinochet Media Ownership and Government Dictate the Ways This Former Dictator Is Covered June 15, 1999 Mirko Macari Newspapers Arrive at Economic Crossroads Which Way They Go Could Depend on What Journalists Know and How They React June 15, 1999 Lou Ureneck Excerpt From Remarks There has been more than a little talk lately about how well the editorial and business sides of journalism work together. Since I am at least in part the cause… June 15, 1999 Mark Willes Essay “The chief business of the American people is business.” So it was back in 1925 when President Calvin Coolidge offered that now famous aphorism about America’s fevered, overreaching economy in… June 15, 1999 Maxwell King Essay Once upon a time the editor of a daily newspaper edited.There’s little risk of that happening now. The top newsroom manager probably has a title like vice president and executive… June 15, 1999 Jim Naughton Excerpt From Letter … It is my utter conviction that newspapers are a business and, since their production is a team process, no department can be immune from the fact. They are expensive… June 15, 1999 Stuart Garner Reflections of Balkan Journalists When the Personal Becomes Part of One’s Profession June 15, 1999 Global Beat Images and Words From the Balkan Conflict An elderly ethnic Albanian woman from Kosovo comforts a small girl in a school in Bob, a village some 50 kms. south of Pristina, as another weeps, Tuesday, March 2,… June 15, 1999 David Brauchli A Ugandan Journalist Is Taken to Court By his Government Mounting a Defense to a Charge of ‘Publication of False News’ June 15, 1999 Charles Onyango-Obbo An Albanian Newspaper Is Reborn Kosovo Refugee Journalists Refuse to Let Their Reporting Be Silenced June 15, 1999 Ardian Arifaj Previous 1 … 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 … 457 Next
