SJR September-October 2009

by admin on October 27, 2009

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Twitter as Newspeak / Art Silverblatt (PDF)
One-of-a-kind crime reporter / Scott Eden
The Evening Whirl—blood, bodies and babes / Roy Malone
Journalism as pop culture / George Salamon
What does “Person of Interest” mean / Stephanie Chen
This is not a movie set / Photo provided by Rick Stoff
The top-censored stories highlight the role of corporate America / Project Censored
What is greener, print or online / Charles L. Klotzer (PDF)
Letters
Media Notes

Off the Record

Sale of KFUO announced / Frank Absher
Limbaugh fights his critics / Don Miller
The Old Snake comes again / Rev. Robert Tabscott
Buddy Blattner: A great broadcaster / Frank Absher
Papers question Chicago’s red light cameras / Rick Stoff
Burwell’s Flub / Don Miller

Politics & Media

Post reporting on statistics flawed / Terry Jones

Sports & Media

Behind the football stories / Joe Pollack

AD/PR

Local book publishers crank them out / Rick Stoff

Radio History

Sax-playing brothers found success at KMOX / Frank Absher

Sources

Company man can’t remember
Hartmann raps Post
KMOV drops 5 p.m. sports
Quinn is KSDK anchor

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