The Elements of Editing

by Arthur Plotnik

Four theories of the press

by Siebert, Fred S., Theodore Peterson

Of the four theories of the relation of the press to society or to government, the authoritarian has been most pervasive...

Media & culture

by Richard Campbell, Bettina G. Fabos

Directing the documentary

by Michael Rabiger

The handbook of journalism studies

by Karin Wahl-Jorgensen, Thomas Hanitzsch

Writing and Editing for Digital Media

by Brian Carroll

日本語NOW! NihonGO NOW!

by Mari Noda, Patricia J. Wetzel

Routledge encyclopedia of translation studies

by Mona Baker

The troubles of journalism

by William A. Hachten

Journalism workbook

by Brendan Hennessy, F W HODGSON

A WIDE range of work awaits the young reporter starting a first job on a local paper.

Multimedia Journalism

by Andy Bull

Directing the documentary

by Michael Rabiger

Global journalism

by John Calhoun Merrill, Arnold S. de Beer

Scholastic Journalism

by Tom E. Rolnicki, Thomas Rolnicki

The president of the United States played golf yesterday.

Discovering the news

by Michael Schudson

BY BIRTH, education, and marriage, James Fenimore Cooper was an American aristocrat.

Walter Lippmann and the American century

by Ronald Steel, Ronald Steel

Reporting war

by Stuart Allan, Barbie Zelizer

Working

by Robert A. Caro

Working with words

by Brian S. Brooks, James L. Pinson

The copyeditor's handbook

by Amy Einsohn

All these parties share one basic desire: an error-free publication.