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• 'Coloring the News' collides with journalists; '... too many of those with heavy investments in the diversity crusade either read my arguments wrong or preferred not to review their investments.'.(Race and Reporting) 

  "How did your colleagues respond to your book?" In the scores of radio and television interviews I did during the publicity campaign for...

  Nieman Reports, 09/22/03 by McGowan, William G. · More from publication

• Undone by Diversity Bias.(Brief Article) 

  Reporting or Cheerleading? Enhancing racial, ethnic, and sexual-preference diversity in American culture has come to be a virtual crusade in...

  World and I, 03/01/03 by McGowan, William G. · More from publication

• Undone by Diversity Bias. 

  In August 2002, the Philadelphia Daily News ran a cover story about the number of fugitives who were wanted on murder charges. There were 41...

  World and I, 03/01/03 by McGowan, William G. · More from publication

• The mob and the deputy chief of staff - Harold Ickes, Jr 

  Ickes is a sincere fighter for liberal causes, but inquiries into his past unethical behavior call his position in the Clinton White House into...

  Washington Monthly, 07/01/94 by William G. McGowan · More from publication

• The changing world of mobile communications 

  The Changing World of Mobile Communications The Changing World of Mobile Communications Whether you want to talk about geo-political...

  Mobile Phone News, 01/04/90 by William G. McGowan · More from publication

• Selling out with a smirk - lessons from David Letterman, Susan Sontag and David Byrne 

  SELLING OUT WITH A SMIPK SELLING OUT WITH A SMIPK The deadpan humer of David Letterman, host of the TV show "Late Night,' is enjoying a vogue....

  Washington Monthly, 03/01/86 by William G. McGowan · More from publication

• Why we can't catch more spies 

  As intelligence officials picked through the evidence of the Walker spy ring, there was disagreement over the extent of the damage. On one point,...

  Washington Monthly, 07/01/85 by William G. McGowan · More from publication