Journalism matters
By: Peter W. Cox.
Publisher: Tilbury House
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Gardiner, Me
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
Subjects: Cox, Peter W.; Journalists -- United States -- Biography.
Genres: Biography.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: What my father never told me; title: How a group of thirty-somethings won World War II; title: Frightened people do frightening things; title: Growing up in the McCarthy era; title: Getting educated; title: The path to journalism is paved with clear intention; title: You learn to do everything because there is no one else to do it; title: Return to Maine for good; title: The nuts and bolts of Maine times; title: If you run a crusade, you attract crusaders; title: What made Maine times so different?; title: A judge critiques advocacy journalism and criticizes us; title: The partnership plays out; title: Worn out, hiring help, and thinking of retiring; title: The search for new editors begins; title: Ask me for my brain and I'll give you my body and soul; title: The Wolfe's Neck Farm experiment finally works.