Technology 1949: The Newspaperman Meets Television [This article originally appeared in the January 1949 issue of Nieman Reports.]“I never expected to see an old hand in the newspaper business cavorting in front of a bunch of… December 15, 1999 Lowell M. Limpus 1952: Al Capp Views the Networks [This article originally appeared in the April 1952 issue of Nieman Reports.]The two main ways to communicate ideas in America are by press and radio. I’ve communicated with America both… December 15, 1999 Al Capp 1994: A New Agenda for Journalism A Call for Action to Stake Out the Role of News in the Emerging Technological World December 15, 1999 Katherine Fulton Winter 1999 – Spring 2000: Electronic Media Introduction From the 1940’s through the 1990’s, technological innovation in electronic media has tugged print journalism into unaccustomed realms of news reporting. During earlier decades, this tug came most strongly from… December 15, 1999 Melissa Ludtke The Triumph Of Text I’m not very good at prognostication, although I have had my moments. I predicted in January of 1992 that Bill Clinton would become president. (I have witnesses, I swear.) I… September 15, 1998 Tom Regan On-line Profits From News Must Wait In the three years or so that media organizations have operated on-line news sites very few, if any, have made a profit. There aren’t many success stories to highlight. The… June 15, 1998 Tom Regan On the Web, Speed Instead of Accuracy It was, yet again,another "defining" moment for on-line media. Most of the early details of the alleged affair between President Clinton and White House intern Monica Lewinsky had emerged on… March 15, 1998 Tom Regan Back From the Future Spending an hour talking to Jon Katz, who writes “Media Rant” for HotWired, the Web site run by Wired Magazine, is like spending an hour with someone who has been… December 23, 1997 Tom Regan Previous 1 … 17 18 19 20
