Search results for “writing the book” Showing 896 results 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 When Mediocrity Beckons A newsroom for journalism students. Photo courtesy Medill School of Journalism.Most of us know the frustration of desire outpacing ability. But what about coping with the reverse? What happens if… March 15, 1999 Golf Offers a Window on Our Changing World Preferred Lies and Other Tales: Skimming the Cream of a Life in SportsJack WhitakerSimon and Schuster. 272 Pages. $24.There is a movie scene that haunts just about every serious sportswriter… March 15, 1999 A Desire to Tell People What They Ought to Know Salant, CBS, and The Battle for the Soul of American Journalism: The Memoirs of Richard S. SalantCompiled and Edited by Susan and Bill BuzenbergEastview Press. 331 Pages. $27.Dick Salant, the… March 15, 1999 Race Intrudes on a Newspaperman’s Career Ted Poston: Pioneering American JournalistKathleen HaukeUniversity of Georgia Press. 326 Pages. $29.95.In today’s age of hyper-speed journalism, where news cycles change hourly and consumers can get stories at the click… March 15, 1999 Cataloging Journalism’s Concerns Richard Reeves, old tad reporter of the finest kind, tells us in salty, joyous prose exactly how and why journalism has metamorphosized. No fooling around.And guess what, this former New… December 15, 1998 Deploring the State of Beltway Journalism Spin Cycle: How the White House and the Media Manipulate the NewsHoward KurtzTouchstone. 327 Pages. $14 pb.Those looking for a balanced, critical appraisal of press performance in the Monica Lewinsky… December 15, 1998 The Violence Reporting Project: In 1995, Jane Ellen Stevens, a science writer, embarked on a collaborative project with Dr. Lori Dorfman, Director of the Berkeley Media Studies Group, a public health research organization, and… 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 A Reader’s View: Novelists Outdo Journalists After years of self-satisfied isolation, Indonesia finds itself exposed on the world’s financial pages and, occasionally, on front pages. The last time journalists paid so much attention to this immense,… September 15, 1998 Previous 1 … 85 86 87 88 89 90 Next
