Journalist’s Trade Women Sportswriters Confront New Issues No longer focused on locker room access, work and family challenges prevail. September 15, 1999 Claire Smith Restricting a Photojournalist’s Access The Red Sox tried to stop pictures of Fenway Park from being published. September 15, 1999 Stan Grossfeld Who Were You, Joe DiMaggio? He was an ‘icon of icons’ about whom little was known. September 15, 1999 David Halberstam Muhammad Ali Was a Rebel. Michael Jordan Is a Brand Name. In celebrating Jordan as a hero, are we merely worshipping capitalism? September 15, 1999 Michael Crowley In Sports Reporting, When Does the Personal Become News? Boundaries seem much harder to find and a lot easier to cross. September 15, 1999 Tom Witosky Fall 1999: Journalist’s Trade Introduction “Today it is difficult to pick up a sports section or watch a sporting event on TV without finding some athlete’s privacy being invaded.” This observation rests at the center… September 15, 1999 Melissa Ludtke 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 Excerpt From Remarks In 1978, ABC started a program called “20/20,” as a kind of a standard newsmagazine program. They were trying to see what they could do in the “60 Minutes” business.… June 15, 1999 Richard Reeves Excerpt From Speech We celebrate tonight the men and women whose dedication to the collection and distribution of facts threatens their very existence. When they antagonize those with money, political power and guns,… June 15, 1999 Ted Koppel The Transformation of Network News How Profitability Has Moved Networks Out of Hard News June 15, 1999 Marc Gunther Previous 1 … 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 … 76 Next
