Journalist’s Trade Newspaper Gallery This model #1 linotype machine, built between January and June 1893, was first used in the Baltimore, Maryland area. It was sold to The Rappahanock Record circa 1925. Newseum collection/gift,… December 15, 2006 various contributors Why Anonymity Exists and Works on Newspapers’ Web Sites ‘If we require real names in print, shouldn’t we do the same thing online?’ December 15, 2006 Steve Yelvington Courage as a Story Needing to Be Told ‘Unlike love, which may be an emotion only, courage must manifest itself in action.’ June 15, 2006 Lance Morrow Summer 2006: Introduction Courage, as these journalists remind us, exposes itself in different guises. It can be found in the wisdom of understanding when danger finally has outweighed the risk. Or it can… June 15, 2006 Melissa Ludtke War Teaches Lessons About Fear and Courage ‘In war zones, I would learn about another feeling, one I have yet to define but seems the opposite of fear ….’ June 15, 2006 Cheryl Diaz Meyer Wrong Turns Make a Difficult Situation Worse A journalist lists Top 10 bad decisions editors make when facing cuts in staff. March 15, 2006 Carol Bradley Spring 2006: Newspapers’ Survival Introduction "Reinvent or die. It's that simple," is advice offered to newspapers by Tim Porter, an editor and writer with newspapers and now a news media consultant. "And the death will… March 15, 2006 Melissa Ludtke Training Frontline Editors: Once Overlooked, Now Happening ‘Despite their importance and the tough transition when they switch from reporter or copyeditor, frontline editors often are sent to the end of the line for training.’ March 15, 2006 Michele McLellan Teaching Journalism for an Unknown Future Journalism professors work to align essential skills with emerging technology. March 15, 2006 Peg Finucane Can the Newspaper Industry Stare Disruption in the Face? ‘Lessons learned from past failures can help to ensure future triumphs.’ March 15, 2006 Clark G. Gilbert Previous 1 … 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 … 80 Next