Journalism

Judith Matloff

Judith Matloff is a contributing editor of the Columbia Journalism Review and teaches at Columbia University's Graduate
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From Amazon.com: Due to factors both within and outside their control, companies of all types now face internal and
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Charlotte Higgins has worked for the Guardian (London) newspaper for a decade in various guises, including classical
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Joan Konner is a veteran, award-winning journalist in television and print. She served for nine years as Dean of the
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Jody Feldman holds a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, and she worked in advertising before becoming a
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Kevin Sites has spent the past seven years covering global war and disasters for several national networks, including
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Jeff Sharlet is a contributing editor for Harper's and Rolling Stone, and an associate research scholar at New York
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Born in Liverpool, Tamsin Blanchard studied fashion journalism at St. Martin's College, and went on to work as fashion
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exposed: Finally---an insider with enough intestinal fortitude to call a sham a sham!!! One can just imagine the 6 o'
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Outstanding: Ted Conover's piece on Africa, Adrian Nicole LeBlanc's "Trina and Trina" -- well, basically
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Tell me no lies: Investigative Journalism and its Trimph : An analysis: Tell me no lies: Investigative journalism and
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same old same old: Lillian Ross's contributions to the Talk of the Town and to the full-length piece are estimable, but
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Probes the face of modern journalism: This profile of both journalism and events after September 11th provides a blend
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Mr. Burrows is a professor of journalism at New York University and the founder and director of its graduate It was all
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Ken Ellingwood is a staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, for which he covered the U.S.-Mexico border from 1998 to 200
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