Monday, March 25 2013
Gay Talese’s Magazine Journalism, Mapped in Full Color
A heavily circulated image of a '60s era magazine article outline says quite a bit about journalist Gay Talese.
Wednesday, February 6 2013
In Defense Of ... Newspapers
It seems that with each passing fiscal quarter, media-watchers love to pound another nail into print journalism's coffin. Yeah, news consumption might not be what it used to be, but there will forever be certain things iPads, Kindles and tablets can't do.
Friday, September 17 2010
Can You Imagine Standing in Line Just for a Newspaper?
'Suddenly and with little warning: STRIKE!' So began a 17-day newspaper delivery strike that prevented newspapers from getting to newsstands and doorsteps, as immortalised in the 1945 short, 17 Days: The Story of Newspaper History in the Making.
Monday, April 5 2010
My Times in Black and White
Gerald Boyd's memoir illustrates that sometimes, those who preach the loudest about diversity and tolerance are in fact the least capable, when it comes down to it, of tolerating any diversity at all.
