The values and craft of American journalism
Subtitle: essays from the Poynter Institute
By: edited by Roy Peter Clark and Cole C. Campbell.
Contributors: Clark, Roy Peter.; Campbell, Cole C.; Poynter Institute for Media Studies.
Publisher: University Press of Florida
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Gainesville, FL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: Journalism -- United States
Other titles: Poynter papers.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Essays, ten of which were originally published separately as booklets, 1992-1997, comprising the series Poynter papers, now reedited, with new essays added.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / by Roy Peter Clark; title: Notes towards a definition of journalism / G. Stuart Adam; title: The American conversation and the language of journalism / Roy Peter Clark; title: Journalism enlarged : stuff that matters / Cole C. Campbell; title: A call to leadership / Roy Peter Clark; title: The principled and skilled leader : beyond good intentions / Bob Steele; title: One journalist's sense of mission and purpose / Paula Bock; title: The Woods theorem : a new formula for diversity in American news organizations / Keith Woods; title: Community connectedness : passwords for public journalism / Jay Rosen; title: Blacked out : local television and community coverage / Jill Geisler; title: Writing, editing, design / G. Stuart Adam and Pegie Stark Adam; title: Writer in the newsroom / Donald M. Murray; title: The editor's ambiguous power / Karen Brown Dunlap and Foster Davis; title: Credible photojournalism in a credulous age / Kenneth Irby; title: Reading the news in the inkless world of cyberspace / Mike Wendland; title: The sayings of Chairman Mel / Melvin Mencher.