News Research Journal

Continued use of unnamed sources has caused many to raise doubts about the accuracy of Bob Woodward's work.

Criticism of Shaw has been greater in recent years, particularly from staff members of his own newspaper. His articles on coverage of the Los Angeles Police Department may be the reason.

The editors in this study say their ability to balance words and visuals while smoothly managing staff, as well as their experience in page design, has helped them see the broader picture.

News lags far behind stock quotes and horoscopes, which are most used items in Wichita's audiotext systems.

A content analysis shows that skills mentioned in Editor & Publisher advertisements are not consistent with the Associated Press Managing Editors' agenda for journalism education.

Research during the 1990 strike that crippled the New York Daily News and comparisons to a 1978 strike against all New York City newspapers suggest that today's readers are less aggrieved by loss of their newspaper and less sympathetic to its unions.

Ruling makes it more difficult to get government records about private citizens.

Editors are less likely than the public to consider the mentally ill dangerous and unpredictable, but also less likely to hire former mental patients.

This study finds that single newspaper readers are very similar to multiple newspaper readers. The only variable that discriminates between the two groups is the use of newspapers for advertising information.