Newspaper Research Journal

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Articles in Spring 1994 issue of Newspaper Research Journal

• Pundits in print: "Experts" and their use in newspaper stories
  by Soley, Lawrence C
• How papers with and without ombudsmen resolve disputes
  by McKinzie, B W
• Does TV competition lead to USA Today-style innovation?
  by Gladney, George A
• Reducing limitations on practical academic research
  by Lacy, Stephen
• Significant silences: Newspaper coverage of problems facing black Americans
  by Martindale, Carolyn
• NRJ books -- Taking their place: A documentary history of women and journalism by Maurine H. Beasley and Sheila J. Gibbons
  by Greenwald, Marilyn
• Federalism and free press: Lessons from the Rehnquist Court
  by Perkins, Michael
• Perceptions of campus police: Newsgathering and access to public records
  by Shipman, Marlin
• Design desks: Why are more and more newspapers adopting them?
  by Auman, Ann
• External information databases in small circulation newsrooms
  by Martin, Shannon
• Sports journalists assess their place in the profession
  by Garrison, Bruce; Salwen, Michael B
• Policies on identification of people in crime stories
  by Thayer, Frank; Pasternack, Steve
• Branzburg v. Hayes revisited: A survey of journalists who become subpoena targets
  by Alexander, Laurence B; Perry, Linda M; Chamberlin, Bill F
• Improving student reading, writing with newspaper-based instruction
  by Palmer, Barbara C; Fletcher, Harold J; Shapely, Barbara A
• Computers and editing: Pagination's impact on the newsroom
  by Underwood, Doug; Giffard, C Anthony; Stamm, Keith