Winter 2019 Table of Contents - Columbia Journalism Review

Winter 2019 Issue

Articles

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Poll: How does the public think journalism happens?

The Editors, CJR

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Getting Over Ourselves

Kyle Pope, CJR

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As You Like It

Lauren Smiley

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The Advice Column Renaissance

John Paul Brammer

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Publicists Anonymous

Andrew McCormick, CJR

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The Master of Spin

Lyz Lenz

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My Life, On Screen

Sadia Latifi

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Why the Left Can’t Stand The New York Times

Amber A’Lee Frost

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‘No shit, Sherlock.
Let’s get on with it.’

Camille Bromley

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My Brain on Cable News

Nicholson Baker

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My Side of the Story

The Editors, CJR

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Through the Working Class

Steven Greenhouse

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Color Correction

Melvin Backman

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Switching Sides

Ross Barkan

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Students of Truth

Alexandria Neason, CJR

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The Man Who Saw Himself

Matthew Shaer

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The Fall, Rise, and Fall of Media Trust

Michael Schudson

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Annotated History: The Story of Flint

The Editors, CJR

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Life in a News Desert

The Editors, CJR

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‘Is It Journalism?’

Nicole Craine

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On Screen: Journalism in Hollywood

The Editors, CJR

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