Search results for “writing+the+book” Showing 889 results Scoop Artist Who Isn’t a Journalist “Born to see; meant to look.” That’s the personal motto taken from Goethe’s “Faust” that Peter Drucker, the legendary thinker and management expert, uses to describe his profession. An observer,… June 15, 1998 Get the Picture A Personal History of Photojournalism June 15, 1998 Tobacco and the American Civil Liberties Union ACLU’s Charges New York To the Editor: Morton Mintz’s latest diatribe against the ACLU only serves to degrade and debase the standards of your magazine, whose stated purpose is “to… June 15, 1998 Dramatizing a Story Through ‘High Density’ At a February 20, 1998, seminar with Nieman Fellows, David Halberstam was asked how he combined research with interviews and how he avoided becoming overwhelmed by the record in writing… June 15, 1998 Legacy of Diana and the British Press In July 1991, the editor of The Daily Telegraph hauled me into his office for a severe dressing down. My offense? I had written to an aide of the Duchess… June 15, 1998 Response: Avoid Close Relations The local head of a nationally recognized charity earns nearly $200,000 a year, travels the globe at the nonprofit’s expense and receives a new car of the model of his… March 15, 1998 The ACLU and the Tobacco Companies The American Civil Liberties Union has defended the Bill of Rights since its founding in 1920. This proud record does not necessarily mean that the ACLU welcomes an exercise of… March 15, 1998 Falling Into the Fault Line Chasm He was young, but he knew it was the kind of story that could change lives and win prizes so he didn’t hesitate when his editors asked him to spend… March 15, 1998 Two Stories Seymour Hersh Never Wrote Seymour M. Hersh has won more than a dozen major journalism prizes as an investigative reporter, including the 1970 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting for his disclosure of the My… March 15, 1998 Previous 1 … 86 87 88 89
