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...could be revived, including “specialization, subsidy, and creativity.” Although Steiger acknowledged that some of his suggestions may be “simply wrong,” he emphasized that those in the newspaper business “need to experiment.” Shorenstein Center Director Alex S. Jones, who introduced Steiger last night, said that the former managing editor is attempting to “keep the golden age [of newspaper journalism] alive” through his work as editor in chief and president of ProPublica, an independent non-profit that Jones described...
...covered the press for the Times for nearly a decade, said yesterday that she had spoken in the past about retiring. “I know that she has been talking about stepping away from that job,” said Jones, the director of Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy. “But I have always hoped against hope that she would simply go on.”Jones said Keller’s buyout offer may have helped speed Greenhouse out of the job.“Would Linda have...
Marie F. Danziger, who directs the communications program at the Kennedy School’s Shorenstein Center on Press, Politics, and Public Policy, said the Bloomberg episode reminded her of the reaction to comments about women and science that Lawrence H. Summers made in January 2005 while he was University president...
...York Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton has received the most media coverage of all the 2008 presidential candidates, although most of the coverage has been negative, according to a study released Monday by Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy...
...they trust and who they don’t,” she said. “Sometimes they can get fooled, but they can judge only by what they have at hand.” Before Dowd’s speech, Alex S. Jones, the director of Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy, awarded the third annual David Nyhan Prize for Political Journalism to Washington Post reporter Dana Priest. In 2005, Priest broke the story about secret CIA prisons in Thailand, Afghanistan, and Eastern Europe used to interrogate terror suspects. After winning a Pulitzer Prize...