journalism

Discusses various careers in journalism, highlighting the duties, lifestyle, education, and interests required.

Casey Smith, an intrepid eleven-year-old journalist, revives her middle school's defunct newspaper and investigates what looks like an environmental pollution cover-up at the local paper mill.

Examines the different part of a newspaper.

Offers advice to students and teachers on various aspects of high school journalism, discussing the elements of information gathering, writing, visual presentation, page design, the legal rights of student journalists, opinion pieces, and staff planning for student publications.

Presents an anthology of twenty-five essays covering creative nonfiction of both the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

Reprints newspaper articles and book excerpts, drawn from throughout the history of America, that are credited with changing lives for the better, grouped by theme, covering the poor, the working class, public health and safety, women's rights, politics, muckraking, freedom, sports, war, the press, crime and punishment, and Americana.

The author laments what he sees as the decline of newspaper journalism in America.

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

Brooke Gladstone, an American journalist and media analyst for NPR's "On the Media, " explores the history of the media in cartoon illustrations, covering from tabloids in ancient Rome to contemporary journalism in the twenty-first century, and examining the influence of consumers on the shape of the media.

Examines television journalism, print journalism, and mass media and their effect on society as a whole, covering topics such as "What is news?," "Fairness and bias," Citizen journalism," and "Media literacy 101.".