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| February/March 2013 |
Homicide Watch DC, Chapter 2
Features
With its founders in Massachusetts, a team of interns is keeping the innovative Web site alive and well. Thurs., February 21, 2013.
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FeaturesBy
Renzulli Leigh Ann
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| February/March 2013 |
The Trust of, and in, a Gifted Editor
Features
In a charming new book, a writer and editor look back at four decades of gratifying collaboration.Fri., March 8, 2013.
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FeaturesBy
Stepp Carl Sessions
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| February/March 2013 |
Unfair, but a Good Thing
Columns
Two-tier stock structures have benefited the Times Co. and other media companies. Fri., November 30, 2012.
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ColumnsBy
Morton John
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| April/May 2013 |
At an Investigative Reporting Conclave, Excitement about the State of Play
Features
Despite the cutbacks at traditional news outlets, there are ample reasons for optimism.Mon., April 15, 2013.
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FeaturesBy
Rieder Rem
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| April/May 2013 |
Longform Journalism, By Women, For Women
Features
That’s the niche that the founders of First Person Female plan to fill. Fri., April 26, 2013.
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FeaturesBy
Albert Sarah
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| June/July 2013 |
All Sides Aren't Necessarily Equal, So Don't Write as if They Are
Features
And like Mr. Quick the butcher, don't be bashful about brandishing your expertise.(Third of a Series) Wed., June 26, 2013.
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FeaturesBy
Stepp Carl Sessions
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| June/July 2013 |
With Soledad O'Brien, Al Jazeera America Gears Up for Launch
Features
Al Jazeera's new American channel launches Aug 20. Fri., Aug. 9, 2013.
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FeaturesBy
Kratsas Gabrielle
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| December 2011/January 2012 |
Politico, Act II
Features
An overnight success with its saturation coverage and "win the morning" approach, the political junkies' bible reloads for a future packed with new and emerging competitors. Wed., November 30, 2011
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FeaturesBy
Enda Jodi
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| December 2011/January 2012 |
Stars, Not Deities
Features
In the wake of the Penn State scandal, a veteran sportswriter argues that we’d be better off not going overboard in glorifying athletes and coaches. Thurs., December 8, 2011
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FeaturesBy
Rosewater Amy
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| February/March 2012 |
Rivals on the Gridiron, Allies in the Newsroom
Features
The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, joined by Cameron University, team up to chronicle the Afghanistan duty of an Oklahoma National Guard brigade. Weds., January 11, 2012
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FeaturesBy
Weaver Stephanie
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| February/March 2012 |
Don’t Worry, Those Cuts Won’t Hurt
Features
Another news organization (this time it’s the Washington Post) trots out the shopworn “more with less” nonsense. Weds., February 8, 2012
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FeaturesBy
Rieder Rem
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| February/March 2012 |
Same Beat, New Venue
Features
Longtime Supreme Court correspondent Joan Biskupic’s mission at Reuters: putting legal developments into perspective. Fri., February 10, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Zipken Romy
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| February/March 2012 |
Yo, Newt, That Press You Assail Is Actually Pretty Exceptional
Features
And who are you calling elite? Mon., February 27, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Schulte Bret
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| February/March 2012 |
Twitter Doesn't Break News, Twitter Users Do
Features
And that's a significant distinction. Thurs., March 1, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Palser Barb
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| April/May 2012 |
In the Digital Realm, New Hope for Editorial Cartoonists
Features
While many newspapers have eliminated the position, the Internet offers a potentially brighter future.Weds., May 9, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Kravitz Alexa
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| June/July 2012 |
For Newspapers, a Less than Daily Future
Features
Experts see the reduced publishing schedule for Newhouse papers in New Orleans and Alabama as a precursor of things to come. Thurs., June 7, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Bond Michaelle
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| June/July 2012 |
For BuzzFeed’s New Washington Bureau, An Atypical Approach
Features
One of its first two hires will focus on LGBT issues. Wed., June 20, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Pospisil Kelsey
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| June/July 2012 |
Well, It Might Be the Same Guy
Features
ABC’s Brian Ross’ mindless’ “Tea Party” error on the Aurora movie theater massacre story Fri., July 20, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Rieder Rem
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| August/September 2012 |
Penny Bender Fuchs, Celebrated Maryland Professor, Inspired Young Journalists
Features
Fuchs, 50, came to the Philip Merrill College of Journalism as a graduate student in 1999 and rose through the ranks to become interim associate dean of academic affairs last spring. She had been fighting breast cancer since 2005.Fri., August 31, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Stepp Carl Sessions
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| August/September 2012 |
A Big Day for Pollsters and Poll Analysts, Too
Features
Their handiwork will come under intense scrutiny as the votes are counted Tuesday night. Mon., November 5, 2012.
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FeaturesBy
Rieder Rem
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| August/September 2012 |
Sloppy, Biased Journalism
Letters
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LettersBy
Unknown
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| June/July 2011 |
Party On, Style Mavens
Drop Cap
News organizations have different approaches when it comes to styling tea party.
Thurs. March 3, 2011
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Drop CapBy
Damstedt Andrew
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| June/July 2011 |
All Anthony Weiner, All the Time
Features
A sex scandal without actual sex and its media dominance. Tues. June 14, 2011
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FeaturesBy
Rieder Rem
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| June/July 2011 |
Slow Down, NPR
Columns
The radio powerhouse has caused itself major headaches by moving too quickly. Posted: Thu, March 3, 2011
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ColumnsBy
Potter Deborah
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| December/January 2011 |
A Powerful, Flawed Reporting Giant Poisoning the Press
Books
Richard Nixon, Jack Anderson, and the Rise of Washington’s Scandal Culture
By Mark Feldstein
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
461 pages; $30 Posted: Thu,Dec.9 2010
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Book review by
Lisheron Mark
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