Hoodwinked! The
media
have
failed
to pierce campaign myths in election after election. Will the 1996 run for the White House be different?
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James McCartney
Team "Nightline" Defying conventional wisdom, ABC's late night news program succeeds with substance. And it's not all Ted Koppel; CBS refugee Tom Bettag has reenergized the show, and its team approach is a critical element.
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Marc Gunther
Baby You Should Drive This CAR Computer-assisted reporting (CAR) has produced excellent journalism and won fans among high-level newspaper executives and investigative reporters. But some techno-phobic journalists have been slow to embrace it.
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Rose Ciotta
Show and Print Everyone knows that
showing or reading a story
to a source before it’s published
is simply not done. But some journalists argue that ignoring
this deeply rooted newsroom
tradition can pay big
dividends.
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Alicia C. Shepard
Electronic Wrongs It's not fair for publishers to force freelancers to give up the electronic rights to their work.
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Bea Tusiani
More Honor, Fewer Honoraria NBC moves – wisely – to stop its journalists from taking speaking fees from corporations and trade associations.
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Rem Rieder
Limiting Media Access to Prisoners California won't allow news organizations to set up face-to-face interviews with specific inmates. It's a misguided policy.
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Jane Kirtley
Trying Harder to Become Number 2 The Rocky Mountain News drops home delivery in much of Colorado, jeopardizing its circulation lead over the Denver Post.
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John Morton
