An edition of Viva journalism!
(2010)
Viva journalism!
the triumph of print in the media revolution
by John Calhoun Merrill
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Journalism, Study and teaching (Higher), Mass media, HistoryPlaces
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Viva journalism!: the triumph of print in the media revolution
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Table of Contents
Introduction / Merrill and Lowenstein
pt. I: The administrator / Lowenstein. Introduction to part I ; A child of the media ; The challenge of administration ; Meltdown of the mass media ; Understanding the Internet ; Professional training vs. liberal arts ; Expanding the academic reach ; Outside support for change ; Finding support in the backyard ; Evaluation as an agent of change ; postscript I. Ralph Lowenstein views the future
pt. II: The teacher / Merrill. Introduction to part II ; Places and people ; Training or education? ; Qualifications ; Classroom tactics ; Increasing specialization ; Students and general semantics ; Non-professional professionals ; Existential journalism ; Moral guidelines ; postscript II. John Merrill views the future.
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