Magazine
View all coversJanuary / February 2010
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Hot Air Why don't TV weathermen believe in climate change?
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A Passion for Print Why newspapers are thriving in Kenya
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Everyone Eats . . . But that doesn’t make you a restaurant critic
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Less Is Not More Why do newspapers alienate their most loyal readers?
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Moscow’s New Rules Islands of press freedom in a country of control
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A Thousand Cuts As long as the monopoly money rolled in, who noticed?
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Time the Conquerer Three newspapers in thirty-nine minutes. Uh, oh.
By Jill Drew
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Lou and Me ‘We work at a newspaper, a real newspaper’
By Don Terry
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Banned in Britain Across the pond, new perils—and possibilities—for press freedom
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Seeds of Change? Why we need independent data on genetically modified crops
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Picture This Notes from a life behind the lens
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- Departments
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Darts and Laurels
Darts and Laurels New profit demands raise questions about a commitment to quality
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Short Takes
Weeklies On the Rise The center of gravity shifts in the world of business journalism
By Chris Roush
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Editorial
More Than a Job The emotional toll of journalism’s ‘transition’
By The Editors
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Obama's Marks at Transparency U. Assessing the president's performance on open-government issues
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The NFL's Head Case A Q&A with the reporter driving coverage of the concussion story
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- Ideas & Reviews
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Second Read
The Hack The journalistic education of Gabriel García Márquez
By Miles Corwin
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A Distant Echo What Father Coughlin tells us about Glenn Beck
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Brief Encounters Short reviews of books about familial discoveries and coverage of Hillary Clinton
By James Boylan
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Friend or Faux The sublime fakery of Armando Iannucci
By Richard Gehr
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The Research Report
Beyond Transparency Is more information always a good thing?
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Desks
The Audit Business
- Sorkin’s Glass-Steagall straw man Of course its repeal contributed, directly and indirectly, to the financial crisis
- Audit notes: Buffett on newspapers, Times-Picayune, SEC lets Lehman go A vow to invest in newspapers and protect them from interference
The Observatory Science
- Reparative journalism Reporter sinks a controversial paper on “ex-gay” therapy
- The western frontier KQED Quest, Pacific Standard keep their eyes on the other coast
Campaign Desk Politics & Policy
- Herald’s Caputo dives deep on diverging polls Do other news organizations undermine their credibility when they don’t do the same?
- Many stations don’t factcheck super PAC ads: survey Conference highlights difference in attitudes between industry, watchdog groups
Behind the News The Media
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