Opinion Summer 2003: Words & Reflections Introduction Is it possible for truth to exist in journalism? This question resides at the core of “The Press Effect: Politicians and the Stories That Shape the Political World,” a book… June 15, 2003 Melissa Ludtke ‘Small Pieces Loosely Joined’ Part of the problem with AOL Time Warner’s failure to capitalize on the Internet might be a basic misperception of what kind of medium the Internet is. Like all the… June 15, 2003 David DeJean Media Companies and the Internet We know there’s a problem, what’s the solution? June 15, 2003 David DeJean Challenging the Charge of Liberal Bias in the Media An editor’s response: Understand our biases, act as journalists, be a watchdog of the powerful. June 15, 2003 Michael Riley What Stands Between the Press and the Truth? When it comes to coverage involving politics, the answer seems to be a lot. June 15, 2003 Seth Effron Forty Years of Reporting the Nation’s News Bob Schieffer reflects on stories he’s covered and the way journalism has changed. June 15, 2003 Bill Wheatley A Reporter Decides to Testify, Then Decides Against It Students ask him, ‘Is a journalist not a human being?’ March 15, 2003 Bill Berkeley The Roles Journalists Played During the Balkan War ‘… this book is a welcomed reminder of how journalism can be a noble calling, but also a foul profession.’ March 15, 2003 Senad Pecanin Deciding to Testify About Rwanda ‘As a journalist, I might argue against testifying but, as a human being, I could not.’ March 15, 2003 Lindsey Hilsum The Unseen Gulf War A photographer portrays human suffering in war. March 15, 2003 Peter Turnley Previous 1 … 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 … 74 Next
