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1. Elena Poniatowska: between the lines of the forgotten: acclaimed for her powerful journalism revealing social injustices, this contemporary Mexican writer is also known for her poignant and disturbing fiction

Author

Martinez, Elizabeth Coonrod

Subjects
Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Humanities, International relations, Political science, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

In the evening of October 2, 1968, friends came to Elena Poniatowska's house, where she was caring for her baby born four months earlier, and told her that the peaceful [...]

Published
2005

2. Whistling in the dark: you may think O.J. Simpson killed his wife. But does that mean you can't be friends?

Author

Farber, Celia

Subjects
Simpson, O.J. -- Biography -- Interviews, Celebrities -- Biography -- Interviews, Sensationalism in journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Fashion and beauty, General interest, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

It's late. I am in my living room, talking on the phone to O.J. Simpson. He's calling from his new house, which is not so far from his old house. [...]

Published
1998

3. In the Lab

Author

CUNNINGHAM, BRENT

Subjects
Tampa Tribune (Newspaper) -- Officials and employees -- Criticism and interpretation, Newspaper publishing -- Personalities -- Officials and employees, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Criticism and interpretation, Behavior, Officials and employees, Personalities
Abstract

When Reid Ashe was growing up outside Charlotte, North Carolina, he didn't have a paper route or start his own neighborhood newspaper. Instead, he built and dismantled radios, learned telegraph [...]

Published
2000

4. GOING NATIVE

Author

Jenkins, Evan

Subjects
English language, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Idioms, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

The caption described a woman living in New York's suburbs as 'a former native of Kosovo,' but unless she was literally born again, that can't be. A 'native' of someplace [...]

Published
1999

5. PRIVILEGED SON: Otis Chandler and the Rise and Fall of the L.A. Times Dynasty

Author

Kaufer, Scott

Subjects
Los Angeles Times Syndicate -- Management -- History, Newspapers -- History, Newspaper publishing -- History, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Periodicals, General interest, Political science, Company business management, Management, Criticism and interpretation, History
Abstract

SITTING HOME ON A SUMMER night a few years ago, listening to the Dodgers on the radio, I finally dropped off to sleep around midnight, score tied in the 12th. [...]

Published
2001

6. This human error intolerable

Author

PROSNITZ, FRANKLIN S.

Subjects
Press -- Evaluation, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Business, Business, regional, Criticism and interpretation, Evaluation
Abstract

The photograph on page six of The New York Times was frightening. An Israeli soldier, yelling and looking menacing, standing over a bleeding young man, identified as a Palestinian at [...]

Published
2000

7. Post-Dispatch continues to need radio columnist

Author

Absher, Frank

Subjects
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Newspaper) -- Criticism and interpretation, Radio broadcasting, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Periodicals, Literature/writing, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is in desperate need of someone who can write about the St. Louis radio market without screwing up every article with factual errors. For reasons that [...]

Published
2000

8. Lower Heyford

Author

McKAY, PETER

Subjects
Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Special events -- Media coverage, Literature/writing, Political science, Criticism and interpretation, Media coverage
Abstract

Millennium morn dawned bright and beautiful here in Lower Heyford (Oxfordshire) with an unusual stillness. No traffic on the Rousham Bridge, no trains rumbling through the Cherwell Valley, no light [...]

Published
2000

9. Journalism Lost in the Newsbiz

Author

West, Woody

Subjects
Press -- Criticism and interpretation, Politics -- Media coverage, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, News, opinion and commentary, Criticism and interpretation, Media coverage
Abstract

Welcome to the wonderful world of newsbiz, Fergie. The distaff discard of Prince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, has been hired as a 'correspondent' by NBC's Today show. Her [...]

Published
1999

10. 'The Monica Thing' and Other Observations About Journalism

Subjects
Journalists -- Criticism and interpretation, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

In this issue, reviews of books will mingle with reflections from authors, journalists and other observers about ways in which members of the media report on events of our time. [...]

Published
1999

11. AFTER MONICA, WHO?

Author

FRANK, REUVEN

Subjects
Television broadcasting of news -- Criticism and interpretation -- Media coverage, Mass media -- Criticism and interpretation, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Communications industry -- Criticism and interpretation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Criticism and interpretation, Media coverage
Abstract

THE DAY AFTER the United States Senate voted not to remove President Bill Clinton from office, ratings for the all-news cable network MSNBC fell by half. The audience for Rupert [...]

Published
1999

12. Stone's defection major defeat for public journalism

Author

Corrigan, Don

Subjects
Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Literature/writing, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

Journalist and academician Chuck Stone's repudiation of public (or civic) journalism in this issue of SJR is a major blow to the 1990s movement. Stone's stature lent credibility to public [...]

Published
1998

13. The Walter Winchell of the elites: the triumph of celebrityism in high-brow America

Author

Monroe, Piper

Subjects
Dunne, Dominick -- Criticism and interpretation -- Biography, Another City, Not My Own (Book) -- Criticism and interpretation, Press and politics -- Criticism and interpretation, Sensationalism in journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, General interest, Political science, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

The triumph of celebrityism in high-brow America Wherever he is today, Walter Winchell must be positively pea green with envy. A pioneer in the field of celebrity journalism in the [...]

Published
1998

14. Me myself and I: the problem with pronouns; a few simple rules can help eliminate typical confusion. (Mastering the Art)

Author

LaRocque, Paula

Subjects
Language and languages, Grammar, Comparative and general, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Business, Literature/writing, Publishing industry, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

If my mail from readers is any indication, solving our pronoun problems would also get rid of the grammar problems that bother people the most. Few gaffes generate as much [...]

Published
2002

15. How columnists can stay out of trouble

Author

Byrd, Joann

Subjects
Journalists -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Criticism and interpretation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Abstract

Columnists are troublemakers. They harp on other people's flawed thinking and the way things are going and systems that don't work. They locate holes in the conventional wisdom and challenge [...]

Published
1993

16. Did G.K. Chesterton keep his mistress in our prime street? (And Another Thing)

Author

Johnson, Paul

Subjects
English literature -- Criticism and interpretation, Authors, English, Criticism, Journalism -- Criticism and interpretation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science, Criticism and interpretation
Abstract

At the end of our quiet little street in Bayswater stands a charming cottagey house with hollyhocks and other old-fashioned flowers in its front garden. It has been put on [...]

Published
2002

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