American Journalism Review

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Articles in December 2003 issue of American Journalism Review

• Shaking the Foundations: 200 Years of American Investigative Journalism.(Book Review)(Brief Review)
• Ambushed by the press: a feel-good photo-op for a recovering burn victim turns into a vulture-like media attack.(First Person)
  by Cucinello, Francene
• Media troop withdrawal.(Free Press)
  by Ritea, Steve
• Measuring depth.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Jones-Kellett, Cyril
• The meanest editor of them all.(Book Review)
  by Stepp, Carl Sessions
• Missing the story.(Free Press)
  by Prince, Zenitha
• Rapping on the "Glass".(Free Press)
• Star power: Arnold Schwarzenegger's celebrity status attracted massive media attention to California's recall election, and not just in the Golden State. It also enabled the actor to cruise to victory while largely ignoring political reporters.
  by Smolkin, Rachel
• Churn, baby, churn: it takes constant tending to maintain subscription levels.(The Newspaper Business)
  by Morton, John
• Old story, new twist.(Bylines)
  by Rosen, Jill
• Getting religion.(Free Press)
  by Cirillo, Melissa
• The women: a behind-the-scenes, step-by-step look at how the Los Angeles Times put together its controversial, last-minute story about allegations that Arnold Schwarzenegger had groped women without their consent.
  by Smolkin, Rachel
• A fragile privilege: may journalists refuse to turn over notes and reveal their sources to the courts?(First Amendment Watch)
  by Kirtley, Jane
• Etc.(Bylines)(Brief Article)
  by Rosen, Jill
• Somebody cares.(Free Press)
  by Garrels, Anne
• Bloggin' in the newsroom.(Online Journalism)
  by Heyboer, Kelly
• An unhealthy mix: editorializing is good, but not as part of the newscast.(Broadcast Views)
  by Potter, Deborah
• Up the river.(Bylines)(Brief Article)
  by Cepero, Christina
• Hasn't he seen cable?(Free Press)
• Newsroom to classroom.(Bylines)(Brief Article)
  by Rosen, Jill
• It's the little ads: intrusive pop-ups can't compare to ads paired with related content.(The Online Frontier)
  by Palser, Barb
• Jumping the pond.(Bylines)
  by Robertson, Lori
• Caught in the crossfire: viewing journalism through an ideological lens.(From The Editor)
  by Rieder, Rem
• Resurfacing in Scranton: Larry Beaupre was a big-time editor until he took the fall for the Cincinnati Enquirer's ill-fated Chiquita series. Five years later, he's trying to breathe life into two newspapers with a combined circulation of 61,000 in a strug
  by Diamond, Randy
• Telling stories.(Bylines)(Brief Article)
  by Rosen, Jill
• Cliche corner.(Free Press)
• Why do people read newspapers? A massive research effort by the NAA- and ASNE-backed Readership Institute endeavored to find out. Now newspapers are heeding some of the findings in an effort to reverse the persistent circulation slide.
  by Stepp, Carl Sessions
• The sound of silence: despite too little news coverage, the people rise up against media consolidation.(Top Of The Review)
  by Kunkel, Thomas
• The kult of Krispy Kreme.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
• The next level: for years Dean Singleton and quality journalism were rarely used in the same sentence. But now Singleton is talking the talk about his flagship Denver Post. Will he spring for the resources to allow his ambitious editor to make the paper o
  by Rosen, Jill
• Here for the taking.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Winter, William L.
• Depending on your politics.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
• The British invasion: many Americans searching for a different view of the war in Iraq turned to the British Broadcasting Corp. Does the BBC offer a more aggressive and complete approach to the news, or a tilt to the left--or both?
  by Robertson, Lori
• News Blackout: the FCC was getting ready to loosen the rules limiting media concentration. A grassroots movement had sprung up to derail the plan. But you wouldn't have learned much about the controversy from many news outlets owned by the big conglomerat
  by Layton, Charles
• Young 'uns online.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Elstein, David
• Corrections.(Letters)(Correction Notice)