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- catalog abstract "Public journalists use a variety of innovative methods to achieve their goals. To connect more closely with citizens, they may listen to their readers and viewers in neighborhood settings and public forums. To frame stories more accurately, they sometimes conduct focus groups and opinion polls. To maximize the reach of their work, print and electronic journalists have experimented with coordinated coverage of key elections and major public issues. Their goal is a form of journalism that improves the quality of citizen deliberation and participation in public life. By collecting and focusing a wide range of original research and selected professional commentary, Assessing Public Journalism provides the necessary framework for ̃examining the issues surrounding public journalism and for determining what must be done to enable it to meet its full potential. Scholars, journalists, and concerned citizens will benefit from this vital study.".
- catalog contributor b10870064.
- catalog contributor b10870065.
- catalog contributor b10870066.
- catalog created "c1998.".
- catalog date "1998".
- catalog date "c1998.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-284) and index.".
- catalog description "Public journalism as a democratic practice / Edmund B. Lambeth -- Imagining public journalism : an editor and scholar reflect on the birth of an idea / Davis Merritt and Jay Rosen -- Assessing Davis Merritt's "Public journalism" through his language / Carol Reese Dykers -- A new strategy / John Bare -- Public journalism and the 1992 elections / Rick Thames -- Public journalism and newsroom structure : the Columbia, S.C., model / Scott Johnson -- Effects of a multimedia public journalism project on political knowledge and attitudes / Frank Denton and Esther Thorson -- Audience impact of a multimedia civic journalism project in a small midwestern community / Esther Thorson [and others] -- Public journalism : what difference does it make to editorial content? / Sally J. McMillan [and others] -- Public journalism and social capital : the case of Madison, Wisconsin / Lewis Friedland, Mira Sotirovic, and Katie Daily -- Public journalism in the 1996 elections : Jennie Buckner on giving the voters a choice vs. Michael Gartner on seeing through the gimmicks / Jennie Buckner and Michael Gartner -- Public journalism as cultural change / Edmund B. Lambeth -- If it works, how will we know? / Philip Meyer.".
- catalog description "Public journalists use a variety of innovative methods to achieve their goals. To connect more closely with citizens, they may listen to their readers and viewers in neighborhood settings and public forums. To frame stories more accurately, they sometimes conduct focus groups and opinion polls. To maximize the reach of their work, print and electronic journalists have experimented with coordinated coverage of key elections and major public issues. Their goal is a form of journalism that improves the quality of citizen deliberation and participation in public life. By collecting and focusing a wide range of original research and selected professional commentary, Assessing Public Journalism provides the necessary framework for ̃examining the issues surrounding public journalism and for determining what must be done to enable it to meet its full potential. Scholars, journalists, and concerned citizens will benefit from this vital study.".
- catalog extent "x, 292 p. ;".
- catalog hasFormat "Assessing public journalism.".
- catalog identifier "0826211585 (alk. paper)".
- catalog isFormatOf "Assessing public journalism.".
- catalog issued "1998".
- catalog issued "c1998.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Columbia : University of Missouri Press,".
- catalog relation "Assessing public journalism.".
- catalog subject "174/.9097 21".
- catalog subject "Journalism Objectivity.".
- catalog subject "Journalism Social aspects.".
- catalog subject "Journalistic ethics.".
- catalog subject "PN4756 .A85 1998".
- catalog tableOfContents "Public journalism as a democratic practice / Edmund B. Lambeth -- Imagining public journalism : an editor and scholar reflect on the birth of an idea / Davis Merritt and Jay Rosen -- Assessing Davis Merritt's "Public journalism" through his language / Carol Reese Dykers -- A new strategy / John Bare -- Public journalism and the 1992 elections / Rick Thames -- Public journalism and newsroom structure : the Columbia, S.C., model / Scott Johnson -- Effects of a multimedia public journalism project on political knowledge and attitudes / Frank Denton and Esther Thorson -- Audience impact of a multimedia civic journalism project in a small midwestern community / Esther Thorson [and others] -- Public journalism : what difference does it make to editorial content? / Sally J. McMillan [and others] -- Public journalism and social capital : the case of Madison, Wisconsin / Lewis Friedland, Mira Sotirovic, and Katie Daily -- Public journalism in the 1996 elections : Jennie Buckner on giving the voters a choice vs. Michael Gartner on seeing through the gimmicks / Jennie Buckner and Michael Gartner -- Public journalism as cultural change / Edmund B. Lambeth -- If it works, how will we know? / Philip Meyer.".
- catalog title "Assessing public journalism / Edmund B. Lambeth, Philip E. Meyer, and Esther Thorson, editors.".
- catalog type "text".