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Articles tagged "journalism"NewsIs nonprofit newsroom’s shaky start an omen?by Edward Wasserman [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][8.Jul.08] :. Amid the dismal reports of cutbacks, layoffs, fear and trembling in the country’s newsrooms, the birth of Pro Publica has been reason for cheer. It’s the dazzling new investigative... Sources SayKeeping Investigative Journalism Aliveby Jillian Burt[31.Oct.07] :. By Edward Wasserman McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) Surely it’s good news when a super-rich couple pledges $10 million a year to found a crack team of investigative journalists whose mission will... NewsA crusading editor, gunned down for the storyby Tim Jones [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][17.Aug.07] :. OAKLAND, Calif.—Until the sawed-off shotgun was raised and aimed at him, Chauncey Bailey, the tall, swashbuckling media celebrity who always walked and talked with a purpose, didn’t seem... NewsJournalists seeking justice in Mexicoby Oscar Avila [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][30.Apr.07] :. MEXICO CITY - Mexican journalists have grown impatient as more of their colleagues are murdered, kidnapped or threatened because of their work. Increasingly, the media have directed their frustration... Sources SayOft-criticized college students one-up cable’s bestby B. Jay Cooper (MCT)[25.Apr.07] :. WASHINGTON—Let’s face it, baby boomers often express anxiety about the younger generation. We did a lot of crazy things in our day, but we also marched against the war in Vietnam, we... NewsAuthor David Halberstam killed in car crashby Connie Skipitares and S.L. Wykes [San Jose Mercury News (MCT)][24.Apr.07] :. Halberstam was an award-winning journalist whose trail-blazing reporting on the Vietnam War earned him a Pulitzer Prize and who went on to become one of America's best known authors. On Revolutions, Civil War and Dictators: The Work of Ryszard Kapuscinskiby Marcelo Ballvé[6.Apr.07] :. Kapuscinski, a master of subjective journalism, once referred to news agency reporters as “terrible victims of information”. |
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