5. “The Reconstruction of American Journalism”

Leonard Downie · Michael S. Schudson

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Explores the history and changing landscape of American journalism as well as the need to preserve independent, original, and credible print news reporting. Considers the roles of the Internet, collaborations among newspapers, and foundation support.

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