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Fall 2005

Covering Indian Country: Introduction By Melissa Ludtke, Editor; Challenges Native and Non-Native Journalists Confront By Jodi Rave; The Difficult Path of a Tribal Watchdog Reporter By Bonnie Red Elk; Freedom of the Press in Indian Country By Tim Giago; Covering Indian Country: How an Outsider Gets In By Steve Magagnini; The Healing Power of Well-Reported Words By Larry Oakes; Taking Time to Understand the Story to Be Told By Michael Moore; Attitudes and Mindsets Hinder Journalists in By Mary Ann Weston; When Reporters Lack Access and Knowledge By Dorreen Yellow Bird; What ‘Band’ Means By Dorreen Yellow Bird; Cultures Clash in Coverage of a School Shooting By Dan Gunderson; Broadcast News: The Absence of Native Storytellers By Mark Trahant; The Internet: Continuing the Legacy of Storytelling By Victor Merina; Valuable Web Sites About Indian Country By Victor Merina; Finding a Different Path Into the Newsroom By Denny McAuliffe; Native News Honors Project By Carol Van Valkenburg; A Student’s Most Memorable Story By Anne E. Pettinger
Words & Reflections: Introduction By Melissa Ludtke, Editor; Opinion’s Place in Journalism By Ray Jenkins; The Silent Takeover of American Journalism By Gilbert Cranberg; Recommendations From the Ad Hoc Committee on the Press By Gilbert Cranberg; Going to War With a Camera as Artillery By David Leeson; When What War Is About Becomes Invisible By Steve Northup; Probing the Successes and Failures of the Washington Press Corps By James McCartney; Blending Economic Ideas With the Persuasive Power of Journalism By John Geddes; When Media Create the Message By Howard Shapiro; Time and Techniques Define A ‘New New Journalism’ By Madeleine Blais
Journalist's Trade: Changing Newspapers, Changing News: Introduction By Melissa Ludtke, Editor; A Newsroom’s Fortress Walls Collapse By Steven A. Smith; Online Timeline By David Carlson; Sharing All That Reporters Knew With Readers By Steven A. Smith; Managing the Transparent Newsroom By Steven A. Smith; A Newspaper Talks With Readers in a Cyber Town Square By Patrick Dougherty; A New Journalism for Democracy in a New Age By Bill Kovach; Transforming the Gathering, Editing and Distribution of News By Francis Pisani; Wondering About the Wonders of Technology Edited excerpts from a discussion with Francis Pisani; The Transparent Life of Newspaper Blogs By John Robinson; The Ascent of Blogging By David D. Perlmutter and Misti McDaniel; Traditional Media in the Digital Age By Douglas Ahlers and John Hessen; The News Media’s 30-Year Hibernation By David Carlson; Creating The Online Timeline By David Carlson; Reinventing A Newspaper’s Web Site By Barbara A. Serrano; Griping About Newspaper Editorials Doesn’t Change By Michael Gartner; Graceful and Persuasive Words and Passionate Beliefs By Michael Gartner; Getting Acquainted With Newspapers and Journalism By Susan E. Tifft; Organizing the New News By Philip Meyer; When Major News Has a Very Short Shelf Life By Russell Frank; Looking Behind the Scenes of Political Coverage By Shanto Iyengar, William F. Woo & Jennifer McGrady
Journalist's Trade: Comparing National and Local Campaign Coverage: Introduction By Melissa Ludtke, Editor; Senate Hopefuls Clash Over Minimum Wage Excerpt from a story written by Schuyler Kropf; Winning By Just Losing Less Badly; Edwards Visits Lima to Nibble at GOP Excerpt from a story written by Stephen Koff
Curator's Corner: Mainstream Media and the Survival of Journalism Excerpts from remarks by Bob Giles
Nieman Notes: A Long Journey Home By Lester Sloan

Valuable Web Sites About Indian Country

By Victor Merina

Listed below are addresses of Web sites that Victor Merina selected for
their value as resources for journalists.

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