Search results for “citizen journalism” Showing 795 results Newspapers Arrive at Economic Crossroads Which Way They Go Could Depend on What Journalists Know and How They React June 15, 1999 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 Falling in Love With Words and How Journalists Use Them I don’t particularly like thinking about what I might do after I earn my master’s degree in journalism. J-school, for all the work and worry, is more fun than any… March 15, 1999 Restoring a Sense of What It Means To Be a Journalist Most people instinctively want to teach others what they know. And journalists are no exception. It is our job, after all, to share with our readers, viewers and listeners what… March 15, 1999 Stitching a Community Together With A Newspaper Staffed by Young Journalists Brandon Tubbs working as a mentor to a student from the PACERS Cooperative. © Photo courtesy PACERS Photography, Program for Rural Services and Research.Shawn “Sham” Franks, a sophomore at Oakman… March 15, 1999 Letters October 6, 1998New York CityTo the Editor:The question asked in your review [Fall 1998] of the Robert D. Richards’ book “Freedom’s Choice” about the right of the editor vs. that… December 15, 1998 Showing Faces, Hearing Voices, Tugging at Emotions Televising the Truth and Reconciliation Commission December 15, 1998 Making Sense Out of a Tragedy Don’t Report What You Don’t Know December 15, 1998 Public Pressure for a Responsible Press The dizzying whirl of spin and counterspin which marked the months of coverage of President Clinton’s sex life has now come to an end. It’s time to ask what we’ve… December 15, 1998 SLAPPing Down the Debate Over Cuba Right-Wing Exile Foundation in Florida Uses Defamation Suits to Chill Criticism of Its Policies September 15, 1998 Previous 1 … 75 76 77 78 79 80 Next
