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Jerry Nachman, former VP, News
WCBS-TV
"I read and watch the news and then pick up Columbia Journalism Review to find out what I need to know about how the news arrives. It's indispensable. One of a kind."
Bill Moyers
Public Affairs Television, Inc.
"CJR covers its beat with enthusiasm and intelligence - from the dead targeting of 'Darts & Laurels' to the provocative discussions of foreign affairs, ethics and technology, to the wonderful wackiness of 'The Lower Case'. It is a first-rate magazine, and the only one reporting from the front lines of American journalism."
Liz Trotta, former television correspondent
author of Fighting for Air
"More than a mere mirror of the industry, CJR is its conscience."
Walter Cronkite
"A recent cover story by Trudy Lieberman in the Columbia Journalism Review showed in brilliant detail how this process worked in the development of the Whitewater story."
Adam Gopnik
The New Yorker
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Michel Roux, President
Carillon Importers, Ltd.
"In this ever increasingly complex world, those who would practice modern journalism must be up to date with the latest ideas and trends in their craft. The Columbia Journalism Review through its articles and commentary illuminates the way for those who wish to be on the cutting edge of a fascinating profession."
