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1. Assignment AfPak: with the Obama administration making terrorism in Pakistan and Afghanistan a top priority, news outlets have stepped up their reporting presence in the region. It's an extremely dangerous beat

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Taliban -- Media coverage -- Crimes against -- Management, War -- Media coverage, Journalists -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Crimes against, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Crimes against, Media coverage
Abstract

A year ago Dextex Filkins of the New York Times was working out of the Pearl Continental Hotel in the Taliban infested city of Peshawar. The reporter was awaiting a [...]

Published
2009

2. Share and Share Alike; Once considered unthinkable, content-sharing arrangements are proliferating rapidly, often uniting newspapers long seen as bitter rivals

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Florida -- Economic aspects, Newspaper publishing -- Finance -- Management -- Services -- Economic aspects, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Company financing, Management, Finance, Economic aspects, Services
Abstract

Like many in the news business, Alan Mutter was surprised when he learned that South Florida's three major dailies--the highly competitive Miami Herald, Palm Beach Post and Fort Lauderdale's Sun-Sentinel--had [...]

Published
2009

3. Covering the world: as U.S. news organizations have backed away from foreign news coverage, the Associated Press' international report has become increasingly vital

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
The Associated Press -- Management, Editors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, News agencies -- Management, Journalists -- Practice -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Practice, Management, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Abstract

THE ELEVATOR TRANSPORTED THE VISITOR FROM THE GRAY SQUALOR OF JAKARTA INTO A BYGONE ERA: A BUSTLING NEWS BUREAU WITH SEASONED FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, A TV CAMERA CREW AND A [...]

Published
2007

4. Close to the action: after being shut out in previous wars, journalists had extraordinary access to the fighting in-Iraq. While not without downsides, the Pentagon's embedding plan paid big coverage dividends

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Embedded journalists -- Management, War -- Media coverage, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Media coverage
Abstract

War reporting will never be the same. After surviving a hail of bullets en route to Baghdad, Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Ron Martz cradled the head of a wounded American soldier [...]

Published
2003

5. Preparing for Battle: American news organizations lag behind some of their European counterparts when it comes to providing survival training and drafting safety guidelines for war correspondents. A group of journalists is pushing to narrow the gap

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
News photographers -- Management, News agencies -- Management, War -- Media coverage, War correspondents -- Management, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Media coverage
Abstract

Photojournalist Yannis Behrakis knows it was sheer luck that the hail of bullets didn't tear into his body as rebels sprang out of the bush, firing wildly. Within seconds, two [...]

Published
2002

6. After the adrenaline: Once the excitement of chasing the big story subsides, journalists struggle to cope with the horror of the tragic events they've witnessed

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Media coverage -- Management, Journalists -- Psychological aspects, Traumatic shock -- Management -- Psychological aspects, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Psychological aspects, Media coverage
Abstract

On September 11, journalists rushed to cover the greatest mass murder in American history. With adrenaline pumping, they began chronicling the biggest story of their lives. Many who reported from [...]

Published
2001

7. Assignment: Afghanistan; Journalists reporting from the front lines in one of the world's harshest landscapes encounter no shortage of obstacles and dangers

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Afghanistan -- Media coverage, Taliban -- Media coverage -- Management, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-2021 -- Media coverage, Foreign correspondents -- Management, Journalists -- Management, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Media coverage
Abstract

The column of grizzled Afghan rebels crept silently along a mud wall, their assault rifles poised as they neared the positions of Taliban gunners. A Washington Post photographer followed closely, [...]

Published
2001

8. The Biggest Story

Author

RICCHIARDI, SHERRY

Subjects
Tribune Media Co. -- Management -- Media coverage, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Media coverage, Journalists -- Practice, Journalism -- Practice, Terrorism -- Media coverage, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Practice, Management, Media coverage
Abstract

A firsthand look at how the Chicago Tribune geared up to cover the carnage of September 11, 2001 JAMES O'SHEA WAS OUT FOR A LEISURELY morning jog around Chicago's quiet [...]

Published
2001

9. HIMALAYAN HERETIC

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Journalism, Communist -- Nepal, Freedom of the press -- Nepal, Mass media -- Nepal, Newspaper publishing -- Management, Periodicals, Communications industry -- Nepal, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management
Abstract

International journalism organizations rally to support Nepal's embattled Maoist editor. The taxi driver studied the address, then shook his head in bewilderment. Surely Nepal's largest weekly newspaper would not be [...]

Published
2001

10. Out of the Past

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Russia -- Social policy, JSC NTV Broadcasting Co. -- Management -- Laws, regulations and rules, Press and politics -- Russia -- Laws, regulations and rules, Broadcast journalism -- Laws, regulations and rules, Freedom of information -- Russia -- Laws, regulations and rules, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Government regulation, Company business management, Management, Social policy, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Forget glasnost and perestroika. Russia's harsh crackdown on the media is an unhappy echo of the Iron Curtain era. POLICE SHARPSHOOTERS CROUCHED ON ROOFTOPS, THEIR high-powered rifles aimed at a [...]

Published
2001

11. Where WOMEN RULE

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Sarasota Herald Tribune (Newspaper) -- Officials and employees -- History, Women in journalism -- History -- Management, Women journalists -- History -- Management, Newspaper publishing -- Officials and employees, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, History, Officials and employees
Abstract

The all-female leadership team at the Sarasota Herald-Tribune jokingly refers to its empire as 'Amazonia.' Does gender make a difference when it comes to management style and newsgathering? The LEGEND [...]

Published
2001

12. Cracking Down on Western Journalists

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Cable News Network -- Management -- Safety and security measures, North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- Political activity -- Safety and security measures -- Management -- Media coverage, NATO-Yugoslavia Conflict, 1999 -- Media coverage, Journalists -- Safety and security measures -- Political activity -- Methods, Journalism -- Methods -- Safety and security measures, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Political activity, Methods, Safety and security measures, Media coverage
Abstract

As the first NATO missiles slammed into Yugoslavia March 24, journalists covering the story found themselves thrust into the headlines. Reporters told of hotel doors broken down by heavily armed [...]

Published
1999

13. Customized reports on campaign spending

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
Investigative reporting -- Innovations, Journalism -- Services, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Innovations, Services
Abstract

Dwight Morris, 43, a former computer-assisted reporting guru for the Los Angeles Times, once dreamed about quitting his high-paying job to take the greatest risk of his career. Morris' fantasy [...]

Published
1996

14. A Grand Slam for the Post-Dispatch

Author

Ricchiardi, Sherry

Subjects
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Newspaper) -- Management -- Media coverage, Newspapers -- Media coverage, Baseball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Newspaper publishing -- Media coverage, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Company business management, Management, Media coverage
Abstract

When Mark McGwire lined his 62nd home run over a Busch Stadium wall on September 8, he not only broke Roger Maris' single-season record set in 1961, he also touched [...]

Published
1998

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