Newspaperman
Subtitle: inside the news business at the Wall Street journal
By: Warren H. Phillips
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 316
ISBN-13: 9780071776905
Subjects: Journalists; Newspaper publishing; Newspaper editors; Wall Street journal; Biography; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Youth; title: Early boyhood; title: The innocent years; title: Innocence lost; title: College and army; title: Newsroom apprentice; title: 2. Reporter; title: Germany; title: Greece and turkey; title: England; title: Barbara and the London good life; title: Spain, Churchill, and married life; title: Foreign editor; title: To Chicago with a growing family; title: 3. Editor; title: Managing editor; title: Reporters, readers, and the pursuit of trust; title: The early sixties; title: Storms and other not-so-carefree days at sea; title: Executive editor; title: Asia beachheads; title: Journalistic pals and working lunches; title: News and editorials: setting the course; title: 4. Publisher; title: China; title: Pioneering the sky, diversifying the corporation; title: Four dauntless Phillips women; title: European beachheads; title: Publisher pals; title: Women on the battlements: the fight for equality; title: Managing growth: the Halcyon years; title: A public trust and a betrayal; title: The digital age; title: Russia; title: The Middle East; title: Winding down; title: Bridge works: two second careers.