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CJRColumbia Journalism Review

The media and the recession: HOW BAD IS IT?

a lost generation
by Richard E. Kipling

A Baghdad Baedeker
Tips on sources and sights you might otherwise miss on a tour of the Iraqi capital
by Michael Massing

Who will unwrap the October Surprise?
The behavior of the press is itself a surprise
by Julie Cohen

New cameras in new hands

  • Camcorders: When amateurs go after the news
    by Greg Luft
  • Hi 8: Expanding the role of the TV reporter
    by John Brodie

Deconstruction and the get-real press
How journalists handle a literary theory that challenges the very idea of reality
by Mitchell Stephens

Chronicle

Capital Letter
Campaign '92
Dan Quayle: the sequel
by William Boot

Maverick
Jon Alpert: odd man out
by Michael Hoyt

Books

  • Deadlines: Our Times and The New York Times
    by James Reston
    reviewed by Eric Alterman
  • Feeding Frenzy
    by Larry J. Sabato
    reviewed by Laurence I. Barrett
  • Three Blind Mice: How the TV Networks Lost Their Way
    by Ken Auletta
    reviewed by Howard Kurtz

Letters

Darts and Laurels

Shorts Takes

The Lower Case