journalism

Describes the media coverage of the events that have occurred in Iraq and the "War on Terrorism" since September 11, 2001 through 2003, and discusses the involvement of the Bush administration and its supporters.

A critique of the media which discusses why the values of journalists have changed, how their practices are undermining the credibility of the press, and how they affect the future of America by distorting the election process.

Presents an overview of the journalism profession, discussing job requirements and career opportunities, and contains anecdotes that demonstrate the values needed to be an ethical journalist.

Named the mystery column writer for the school newspaper, Maggie revels in the power she can exert.

A guide to using the Internet for research and reporting that provides time-saving search techniques, information on dealing with spreadsheets, databases, and computer-generated statistical material, copyright and citation guidelines for online material, and tips for checking facts found online.

Documents the sweep of changes technology has brought to international affairs, debunking the belief that the media is exerting unprecedented control over political leaders by looking at how advances in communications have been received throughout history.

Presents an illustrated history of the writers and photographers who exposed the ugly side of life in America, such as dangerous conditions in Chicago's stockyards and the poor treatment of patients in insane asylums, with information about modern versions of muckrakers and a glossary.

Intrepid eleven-year-old journalist Casey Smith is so busy trying to get a story for the newspaper about a victim of physical abuse that she neglects her friend Ringo, the school's first male cheerleader.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide career profiles of over 150 Latino Americans from throughout history who have excelled as writers and journalists, and includes photographs and further reading resources.