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| The Values and Craft of American Journalism: Essays from the Poynter Institute | 
 enlarge | Creators: Roy Peter Clark, Cole C. Campbell
Publisher: University Press of Florida
Category: Book
List Price: $24.95
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Sales Rank: 1100673
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1st
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 224
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 5.9 x 0.6
ISBN: 0813028477
Dewey Decimal Number: 070
EAN: 9780813028477
ASIN: 0813028477
Publication Date: April 25, 2005
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Some of the finest minds in the field present a provocative treatise on the practice and promise of journalism today. This book is an idealistic yet practical guide for journalism scholars, analysts, students, and professionals. Reflecting the mission of the Poynter Institute to educate journalists and media leaders to better serve the citizens of our democracy, its essays offer an inspiring vision of the practice and promise of journalism. From all corners of the fast-changing world of news gathering and publication, the contributors include some of the finest minds in American journalism, a provocative group of practical scholars and reflective practitioners who take journalism seriously as a subject of study and as a democratic art. The book combines cutting-edge theory with the latest journalistic practices. It covers some of the most important issues facing journalists today: how to restore the credibility of journalism, how journalists see their craft and how they connect craft to values, how leadership is expressed in news companies, and how the practice of journalism connects with its purpose in a democratic society. Many aspects of the news media are considered: reporting, writing, news judgment, editing, visual journalism, ethics, community coverage, language, ownership and leadership, new media, and race and diversity. The authors create a vision of modern journalism that is timely, hopeful, responsible, and creative. At a time when society relies more than ever on the information it receives, The Values and Craft of American Journalism offers a blueprint for constructing a pioneering relationship between journalists and the citizens they serve. Contributors: G. Stuart Adam Pegie Stark Adam Paula Bock Cole C. Campbell Roy Peter Clark Foster Davis Karen Brown Dunlap Jill Geisler Kenneth Irby Melvin Mencher Donald M. Murray James M. Naughton Jay Rosen Bob Steele Mike Wendland Keith Woods
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Some of the finest minds in the field present a provocative treatise on the practice and promise of journalism today. "This remarkable collection amounts to an inspiring manifesto--leading-edge contributions in every corner of the field, from design to the stature of photojournalism to online writing to civic journalism in broadcast and print. Its breadth is one of the strengths of this anthology. It will surely inspire, educate, and reinforce the most high-minded and conscientious people in the field."--Mark Kramer, Boston University "The Poynter book could not have come out at a better time. Its themes--values and craft--need to be infused into journalism classrooms everywhere."--Journalism and Mass Communication Educator "Touches on every aspect of modern journalism, focusing on how new technologies and changes in ownership affect the day-to-day business of reporting."--BookList This book is an idealistic yet practical guide for journalism scholars, analysts, students, and professionals. Reflecting the mission of the Poynter Institute to educate journalists and media leaders to better serve the citizens of our democracy, its essays offer an inspiring vision of the practice and promise of journalism. From all corners of the fast-changing world of news gathering and publication, the contributors include some of the finest minds in American journalism, a provocative group of practical scholars and reflective practitioners who take journalism seriously as a subject of study and as a democratic art. The book combines cutting-edge theory with the latest journalistic practices. It covers some of the most important issues facing journalists today: how to restore the credibility of journalism, how journalists see their craft and how they connect craft to values, how leadership is expressed in news companies, and how the practice of journalism connects with its purpose in a democratic society. Many aspects of the news media are considered: reporting, writing, news judgment, editing, visual journalism, ethics, community coverage, language, ownership and leadership, new media, and race and diversity. The authors create a vision of modern journalism that is timely, hopeful, responsible, and creative. At a time when society relies more than ever on the information it receives, The Values and Craft of American Journalism offers a blueprint for constructing a pioneering relationship between journalists and the citizens they serve. Contributors: G. Stuart Adam Pegie Stark Adam Paula Bock Cole C. Campbell Roy Peter Clark Foster Davis Karen Brown Dunlap Jill Geisler Kenneth Irby Melvin Mencher Donald M. Murray James M. Naughton Jay Rosen Bob Steele Mike Wendland Keith Woods
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