The Thrill is Alive Despite the highly publicized frustrations, newspaper work remains an exciting and satisfying profession for many reporters and editors.
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Carole Rich
Wake Me When It's Over The 1996 presidential campaign was a lackluster affair. The news media didn't do much to help.
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Howard Kurtz
The Web That Gary Spun The San Jose Mercury News' series on the CIA, the contras and crack cocaine was 1996's most controversial piece of journalism. Reporter Gary Webb broke new ground, but did he go too far?
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Alicia C. Shepard
The Cable Guy Fast-rising NBC star Brian Williams' decision to become the anchor on the 24-hour news network MSNBC speaks volumes about how television news is changing.
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Marc Gunther
Why Journalism Still Rules Despite the angst and the obstacles, the newspaper business offers opportunities to do great work, and have a good time doing it.
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Rem Rieder
Saving Money, But at a Price By cutting back on unprofitable circulation,
newspapers may blow an opportunity to attract more national ads.
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John Morton
