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Griping About Newspaper Editorials Doesn’t Change

The problem editors face is figuring out how to get people to read editorials.
September 15, 2005

The Silent Takeover of American Journalism

‘… realistic solutions to the problems newspaper editors face nowadays are elusive as best.’
September 15, 2005

Wondering About the Wonders of Technology

Francis Pisani is a journalist and teacher who has gained expertise in new media from his study of its global impact on journalism. He was a member of a panel…
September 15, 2005

Native News Honors Project

In a journalism class at the University of Montana, students report from the state’s Indian Country, and their words and images are published.
September 15, 2005

Broadcast News: The Absence of Native Storytellers

Without American Indian journalists, potential news stories are untold and the complexities of issues aren’t addressed.
September 15, 2005

The Transparent Life of Newspaper Blogs

At the News & Record in Greensboro, North Carolina, many reporters write blogs—and newspaper stories, too.
September 15, 2005

The Ascent of Blogging

Old media report on the new media, but they haven’t figured out how to adapt.
September 15, 2005

Online Timeline

1962United StatesU.S. Air Force contracts with Rand Corp. to study computer networking for defense purposes.1963United StatesTed Nelson, an author and futurist, coins the word “hypertext.”RELATED ARTICLES“The News Media’s 30-Year Hibernation”“Creating…
September 15, 2005

A New Journalism for Democracy in a New Age

On February 1, 2005, former Nieman Foundation Curator Bill Kovach, who founded and directs the Committee of Concerned Journalists, gave a speech at the School of Journalism at the Universidad…
September 15, 2005

Fall 2005: Words & Reflections Introduction

In reflecting on the book, “A Matter of Opinion,” Ray Jenkins explains why its author, Victor S. Navasky, so strongly advocates “cutting-edge reporting, with an acknowledged point of view unrestrained…
September 15, 2005