Magazine
View all coversSeptember / October 2011
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The Scandal Beat Does the press’s obsession with rule-breaking get in the way of real reform of college sports?
By Daniel Libit
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The Long Tale New homes for stories that fall between a book and an article
By Alissa Quart
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Transparency Watch: A Closed Door From the EPA to NASA, the FDA to OSHA, President Obama has failed to make science accessible
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Urgent Call Cell phones help a marginalized Indian community speak out
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Fade to Black As a video revolution sweeps the world, US television news caps its lens
By Dave Marash
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Along Recession Road Meet some of the people who are falling out of the American middle class
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All the President's Pundits When the White House tries to shape, seduce, and spin, what’s a journalist to do?
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Reports
Pirate Radio, Mayan Style Indigenous stations want to come in from the cold
By Connor Boals
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The American Newsroom
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Darts and Laurels
Darts and Laurels Telling the whole story about Thailand
By Erika Fry
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Editorial
Size Matters News Corp.’s corruption would matter less if it weren’t so big
By The Editors
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Editorial
Editor's Note The best of "Second Read"; CJR's new book
By Mike Hoyt
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Currents
News Frontier The power of one
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Currents
Hard Numbers Some stats and figures on the news industry
By The Editors
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Currents
Haven Bound A Q&A with Icelandic Parliamentarian, Birgitta Jónsdóttir
By Alysia Santo
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Currents
Local (Wiki)Leaks Finding local angles in the secret cables
By Dave Maass
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Opening Shot
Opening Shot Fostering an awareness of our commonalities, ten years after September 11th
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor Readers respond to our July/August Issue
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Letters to the Editor
Notes From Our Online Readers Readers recommend books to our summer reading list
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Language Corner
Going Strait Narrowing down the difference between "strait" and "straight"
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Review
What a Country Two new efforts to make sense of America’s struggles
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The Cheap Seats Joe Bageant told uncomfortable truths about class in America
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Brief Encounters Short reviews of books on newspaper publishers
By James Boylan
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The Research Report
Happy Birthday, Wikipedia! Ten years of Wikipedia and their neutral point of view policy
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Second Read
Among the Mongers Henry Mayhew and the pursuit of history, from the bottom up
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Review
Reading Room Consider TimeOut New York, in comic format
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The Lower Case
The Lower Case Headlines that editors probably wish they could take back
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