Journalism : stories from the real world / Retta Blaney, editor ; [with an introduction by Walter Cronkite].

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Blaney, Retta
Language:English
Published: Golden, Colo. : North American Press, [1995], ©1995.
Subjects:
Journalism.
Journalists > United States > Biography.
Genre:
Biography.
Physical Description:xiv, 175 pages ; 23 cm
Format: Book

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505 0 0 |t The importance of fact-checking, accuracy, and proofreading. The other reunion planning business /  |r Randy Bobbitt --  |t When even triple-checking isn't enough /  |r J. Frazier Smith --  |t A three-legged woman? /  |r Don Black --  |t Back to basics counts in news stories /  |r Harriette Bias Insignares --  |t A lesson in biological differences /  |r Retta Blaney --  |t What was for sale? /  |r Robert N. Rothstein --  |t Questioning, listening, looking, and speaking up. The man behind Alex Haley and Roots /  |r Fred A. Woodress. 
505 0 0 |t Play dumb and act smart /  |r Bruce E. Johansen --  |t Never stop listening /  |r Eileen Fredman Solomon --  |t Don't expect to always be liked /  |r Ruth Bayard Smith --  |t When a "dumb" question leads to a great story /  |r Carole Rich --  |t When in doubt, ask! /  |r Tom Wheeler --  |t A now-famous answer to a different question /  |r Richard D. Smyser --  |t Judgment. Out of your mind and onto paper /  |r John Devaney --  |t Knowing what not to include /  |r Renée K. Gadoua. 
505 0 0 |t Sometimes it pays to hold back /  |r Wallace D. Beene --  |t Don't write a check with your mouth that your actions can't cash /  |r David H. Nimmer. 
505 0 0 |t Never can say goodbye /  |r Susan Ruel --  |t Persistence. Going one-on-one with Reagan /  |r Bill Gruver --  |t Covering Jimmy Who? /  |r Laurie O'Brien --  |t On digging deeper /  |r Ron Pruitt --  |t Doing the legwork in Nicaragua /  |r Robin K. Andersen --  |t Criss-cross /  |r Peter Benjaminson --  |t You never know until you try. A conversation with Howard Hughes /  |r W. Parkman Rankin --  |t George C. Wallace /  |r David Dick --  |t Green jelly beans ; "Stealing" the stadium plans /  |r Emil Dansker --  |t Go with your gut /  |r Gregg Hoffmann. 
505 0 0 |t Don't let yourself be used. Beware of the overhelpful source /  |r Ron Pruitt --  |t Even pros get taken /  |r Edwin Diamond --  |t Joining the women's pages /  |r Don Corrigan --  |t A cautionary tale /  |r Joan H. Lowenstein --  |t Occupational hazards. There's no proof like a tape /  |r Sylvan Fox --  |t No tapes /  |r Tom Wheeler --  |t My date with Hugh Hefner /  |r Louise Montgomery --  |t First day /  |r Peter Benjaminson --  |t Lost in translation /  |r Tom Wheeler --  |t Doing the best under difficult circumstances. Reporting in Dallas on that fateful day /  |r Jim Featherston. 
505 0 0 |t Covering a kind of coup in Buenos Aires /  |r J. Laurence Day --  |t So what's your first question? /  |r Tom Wheeler --  |t Reading between the lines /  |r Leonard R. Sussman --  |t Covering death. Wanting to be there /  |r Michael Shapiro --  |t Death and the lessons of life /  |r Michael Sewell --  |t How do you feel about that? /  |r Joann Lee --  |t RFK's shooting /  |r James Bow --  |t Covering sensitive stories accurately /  |r Richard D. Smyser --  |t Ethics. An act of sheer moral cowardice /  |r Robert H. Russell --  |t A journalist's camera never lies /  |r P.J. Corso. 
505 0 0 |t How to handle a charlatan-- and a bribe /  |r Jim Pratt --  |t Don't get too caught up in one story /  |r Mike Ludlum --  |t Campaign for Cuba /  |r Sandra H. Dickson --  |t Is "balanced" coverage really fair coverage? /  |r Robin K. Andersen --  |t Power of the press /  |r Maurine H. Beasley. 
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