Archive: Sep 2003

Racial Reverberations in Newsrooms After Jayson Blair

By Neil Henry• Diversity• September 15, 2003

‘The coverage of the scandal showed once again that African Americans are still not allowed to be seen as individuals when they fail.’ Read more

A Racially Motivated Murder Leads to a Uniquely Reported Documentary

By Marco Williams and Whitney Dow• Features• September 15, 2003

Whites interviewed whites. Blacks interviewed blacks. The stories came together. Read more

Reflecting on a Different Era in Political Journalism

By Alex S. Jones• Opinion• September 15, 2003

Scotty Reston ‘and his peers felt comfortable making those choices based on their sense of what was best for the nation.’ Read more

Weblogs: A Road Back to Basics

By Bill Mitchell• Journalist’s Trade• September 15, 2003

‘Weblogs will not save journalism as we know it. However, they might end up improving journalism as we know it.’ Read more

The Infectious Desire to Be Linked in the Blogosphere

By Mark Glaser• Journalist’s Trade• September 15, 2003

‘Weblogs offer journalists tangible ways to achieve that Number One feeling.’ Read more

Weblogs and Journalism: Do They Connect?

By Rebecca Blood• Journalist’s Trade• September 15, 2003

‘… the vast majority of Weblogs do not provide original reporting— for me, the heart of all journalism.’ Read more

Fall 2003: Journalist’s Trade Introduction

By Melissa Ludtke• Journalist’s Trade• September 15, 2003

At a time when access to the high-speed Internet is getting easier and do-it-yourself publishing software abounds, Weblogs are cyberspace’s quick-moving, multilinked, interactive venues of choice for millions of people wanting to share information and opinions, commentary and news. In … Read more

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