| Note: The following
bibliography was last updated in 2001-02. Many of the citations on
the list below have been incorporated into our new bibliography. However,
if you did not find what you were looking for in the new bibliography,
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| 2000 |
| Eksterowicz,
Anthony, and Roberts, Robert N. (Eds.). Public Journalism and Political
Knowledge (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2000). |
1999 |
| Glasser, Theodore L. (Ed.).
The Idea of Public Journalism (NY: Guilford, 1999). |
| Iggers, Jeremy. Good News,
Bad News: Journalism Ethics and the Public Interest (Boulder,
CO: Westview Press, 1999). |
| McCombs, Maxwell,
and Reynolds, Amy. (Eds.). The Poll with a Human Face: The National
Issues Convention Experiment in Political Communication (Mahwah,
NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1999). |
1998 |
| Gunaratne, Shelton A. Old
Wine in a New Bottle: Public Journalism, Development Journalism and
Social Responsibility, in M.E. Roloff (ed.) Communication Yearbook
21, pp. 277-321 (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 1998). |
| Lambeth, Ed, Meyer, Phil,
and Thorson, Esther. (Eds.). Assessing Public Journalism (Columbia,
MO: University of Missouri Press, 1998). |
| Merritt, Davis. Public Journalism:
Defining a Democratic Art, in E.E. Dennis & R.W. Synder (eds.)
Media and Democracy, pp. 119-126 (New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction,
1998). |
1997 |
| Black, Jay. (Ed.). Mixed
News: The Public/Civic/Communitarian Journalism Debate (Mahway,
NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1997). |
1996 |
| Dennis, Everett E., and Merrill,
John C. The New Communitarianism and Public Journalism, their book
Media Debates: Issues in Mass Communication, pp. 156-165 (NY:
Longman, 1996). |
| Gunaratne, Shelton. New Thinking
on Journalism and News Puts Emphasis on Democratic Values, in Z. Bajka
and J. Mikulowski-Pomorski (eds.) Valeriana: Essays on Human Communication,
pp. 182-197 (Cracow, Poland: Osrodek Badan Prasoznawczych, 1996). |
| Rosen, Jay. Getting the
Connections Right: Public Journalism and Troubles in the Press
(NY: Twentieth Century Fund Press, 1996). |
1995 |
| Charity, Arthur.
Doing Public Journalism. (NY: Guilford, 1995). |
| Merritt, Davis. Public
Journalism and Public Life: Why Telling the News Is Not Enough
(Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1995). |
1994 |
| Miller, Edward D. The Charlotte
Project: Helping Citizens Take Back Democracy. (St. Petersburg,
FL: Poynter Institute for Media Studies, 1994). |
| Rosen, Jay, and Merritt, Davis.
Public Journalism: Theory and Practice (Dayton, Ohio: Kettering
Foundation, 1994.) |
1993 |
| Rosen, Jay. Community Connectedness:
Passwords for Public Journalism (St. Petersburg, FL: Poynter Institute
for Media Studies, 1993.) |
1992 |
| Clark, Roy Peter. A
Call to Leadership (St. Petersburg, FL: Poynter Institute
for Media Studies, 1992.) |
| Rosen, Jay, and Taylor, Paul.
The New News v. the Old News (NY: Twentieth Century Fund Press,
1992). |
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List
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| 2000 |
| Campbell, Kathryn
B. (2000, August). Engaging the literature: A civic approach.
Paper presented
at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and
Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Campbell, Kathryn
B. (2000, August). Resolving public conflict: Civic journalism
and civic society. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Coleman, Renita.
(2000, August). Civic journalism and the right side of the brain: How
photographers and graphic designers visually communicate the principles
of civic journalism. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Frantzen, Guido,
& Griswold, William F. (2000, August). Public journalism and criticism
of the press. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Haas, Tanni,
& Schroll, Christopher J. (2000, August). Educating for a more
public journalism: Public journalism and its challenges to journalism
education. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Loomis, David.
(2000, August). A tale of two cities: Do small-town dailies practice
public journalism without knowing it? Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| McDevitt, Michael,
Gassaway, Bob, & Perez, Frank. (2000, August). The making and
unmaking of civic journalists: Influences of classroom and newsroom
socialization. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Morris, John
L. (2000, August). Citizen-based journalism: A study of attitudes
toward audience interaction in journalism. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Seow, Ting Lee.
(2000, August). Public journalism and the use of nonelite sources
and actors. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
| Windborne, Janice.
(2000, August). Civic journalism: One possible tool for building new
democracies and civic society. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Phoenix. |
1999 |
| Campbell, Kathryn.
(1999, August). Civic journalism and community policing: Potential
for partnership. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
| Lloyd, Carla
V., & Slater, Jan S. (1999, August). Being a better neighbor:
A look at how the Syracuse newspapers listened to readers to improve
neighborhood news coverage. Paper presented at the meeting of the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, New
Orleans, LA. |
| Loomis, David,
& Meyer, Philip. (1999, October). Opinion without polls: Finding
a link between corporate culture and public journalism. Paper presented
to the meeting of Public Opinion Research, Raleigh, NC. |
| Massey, Brian
L. (1999, August). Civic journalism and gender diversity in news-story
sourcing. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education
in Journalism and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
| Morris, Jack.
(1999, August). Constructing meaning: The role of the audience in
news writing. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for
Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
| Payne, Rebecca.
(1999, August). Following their first steps: A lesson in launching
public journalism. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
| Rosen, Jay. (1999,
August). Actor vs. outsider: The Washington Post on public
journalism. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for
Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
| Selber, Gregory.
(1999, August). Resurrecting critical theory: Public journalism. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
| Shah, Dhavan
V., Holbert, R. Lance, & Kwak, Nojin. (1999, August). Expanding
the "virtuous circle" of social capital: Civic engagement,
contentment, and interpersonal trust. Paper presented at the meeting
of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
New Orleans, LA. [Does not examine explicit civic-journalism effort;
rather, looks at issues of great relevance to civic reporting.] |
| Trumpbour, Robert.
(1999, August). Media coverage of sports and politics: An examination
of the press' role in campaigns for professional sports stadium construction.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication, New Orleans, LA. |
1998 |
| Bowers, James
R., Clafin, Blair, & Walker, Gary. (1998). A case study from Rochester,
New York: The impact of civic journalism projects on voting behavior
in state-wide referendums. Paper presented to the meeting of the New
England Political Science Association, May, Worcester, MA. |
| Coleman, Renita.
(1998, August). The visual communication of public journalism: A content
and textual analysis. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Coleman, Renita.
(1998, August). Design characteristics of public journalism: Integrating
visual and verbal meaning. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Holbert, R. Lance,
& Zubric, Stephen J. (1998, August). A comparative analysis of
objective and public journalism as techniques. Paper presented at
the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Iorio, Sharon
Hartin. (1998, August). Public discourse, economic/fiscal policy issues,
and civic journalism. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Kurpius, David
D. (1998, August). Public journalism and commercial local television
news: In search of a model. Paper presented at the meeting of the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore,
MD. |
| Loomis, David
O. (1998, August). Is public journalism cheap journalism? Putting
public journalists' money where their mouths are. Paper presented
at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and
Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Maier, S., &
Potter, D. (1998, August). Public journalism through the television
lens: How did the broadcast media perform in Campaign '96? Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Rhodenbaugh,
Eric J. (1998, August). Missing the link: Citizen-based journalism
intent rather than election coverage content affects public trust
in media. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education
in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
| Roberts, Robert,
Eksterowicz, Anthony, & Clark, Adrian. (1998, August). Civic journalism,
political awareness and the university. Paper presented at the meeting
of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Baltimore, MD. |
| Verykoukis, Andrea.
(1998, August). A journalism less ordinary: The inspirational tone
of public journalism. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Baltimore, MD. |
1997 |
| Chaffee, S.,
McDevitt, M., & Thorson, E. (1997, August). Citizen response to
civic journalism: Four case studies. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Chicago, IL. |
| Coleman, Renita.
(1997, August). The treatment of public journalism in three media
review journals. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Chicago, IL. |
| Engelhardt, James.
(1997, August). The language of public journalism: An analysis of
the movement's appropriation of the terms "public," "civic,"
"deliberative dialogue," and "consensus." Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Chicago, IL. |
| Gade, Peter,
Abel, Scott, Antecol, Michael, Hsueh, Hsiao-Yin, Willey, Susan, Fraser,
Nancy, & Sanders, Keith. (1997, August). Civic journalism: The
practitioner's perspective. Paper presented at the meeting of the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Chicago,
Illinois. |
| Meyer, Philip,
& Potter, Deborah. (1997, August). Effects of citizen-based journalism
in the 1996 national elections. Paper presented at the meeting of
the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Chicago, Illinois. |
| Newby, Christina.
(1997, August). Issues and agendas: The case of Wichita, Kansas, revisited.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication, Chicago, Illinois. |
| Reynolds, Amy.
(1997, August). The 1996 presidential campaign, civic journalism and
local TV news: Does "doing civic journalism" make any difference?
Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication, Chicago, Illinois. |
| Thorson, E.,
Mendelson, A., Ognianova, E., & Friedland, L. (1997, August).
Affective and behavioral impact of civic journalism. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Chicago, Illinois. |
1996 |
| Coleman, Renita.
(1996, August). The Intellectual antecedents of public journalism.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication, Anaheim, CA. |
| Dykers, Carol
Reese. (1996, August). Defining "public journalism" by analyzing
the news discourses of one "public journalist." Paper presented
at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and
Mass Communication, Anaheim, CA. |
| Gunaratne, Shelton.
(1996). Old Wine in a new bottle: Public journalism movement in the
United States and the erstwhile NWICO debate. Presented to the meeting
of the International Association for Communication Research, Sydney,
Australia. |
| Jones Patterson,
Maggie. (1996, August). Abortion, moral maturity, and civic journalism.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication, Anaheim, CA. |
| McMillian, Sally,
Guppy, Macy, Kunz, Bill, & Reis, Raul. (1996, August). A defining
moment: Who says what about public journalism. Paper presented at
the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Anaheim, CA. |
| McMillian, Sally
J., Guppy, Macy, Kunz, Bill, & Reis, Raul. (1996, August). Public
journalism: What difference does it make to editorial content? Paper
presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism
and Mass Communication, Anaheim, CA. |
| Riede, Paul.
(1996, August). Public journalism and constraints on news content:
A case study of the people project. Paper presented at the meeting
of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Anaheim, CA. |
| Shafer, Richard.
(1996, August). Journalists as reluctant interventionists: Comparing
development and civic journalism. Paper presented at the meeting of
the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Anaheim, CA. |
| Willey, Susan.
(1996, August). Civic journalism in practice: Case studies in the
art of listening. Paper presented at the meeting of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Anaheim, CA. |
| Wyatt, Lisa.
(1997, August). Framing the National Issues Convention. Paper presented
at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and
Mass Communication, Anaheim, CA. [Only mentions civic journalism.] |
| Yin, Jiafei.
(1996, ,August). A trend, imagined or real? A comparative study of
development journalism and public journalism. Paper presented at the
meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Anaheim, CA. |
1995 |
| Denton, Frank,
Thorson, Esther, & Coyle, James. (1995, August). Effects of a
multimedia public journalism project on political knowledge and attitudes.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication, Washington, DC. |
| Dykers, Carol
Reese. (1995, August). A critical review: Re-conceptualizing the relation
of "democracy" to "news". Paper presented at the
meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Washington, DC. [Addresses an issue of relevance to civic journalism.] |
| Parisi, Peter.
(1995, August). Toward a "philosophy of framing": Narrative
strategy and public journalism. Paper presented at the meeting of
the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Washington, DC. |
| Thorson, Esther,
& Lambeth,
Edmund. (1995, August). An evaluation of the cognitive, attitudinal
and synergistic effects of a multimedia civic journalism project.
Paper presented
at the meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and
Mass Communication, Washington, DC. |
| Weichelt, Ann.
(1995, August). Public journalism: Leadership or readership? A look
at the media entry into community activism. Paper presented at the
meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Washington, DC. |
| Zang, Barbara.
(1995, August). Missing voices in the civic/public journalism debates:
"I never thought a newspaper could ask 'What if?'" and other
citizen-reader observations. Paper presented at the meeting of the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Washington,
DC. |
Journal
articles
| Last updated:
10 May 2001 |
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| 2000 |
| Blazier, Thomas
F., & Lembert, James B. (2000). Public journalism and changes
in content of the Seattle Times. Newspaper Research Journal
21(summer), 69-80. |
| Ewart, Jacqui.
(2000). Public journalism and the news gender agenda. Asia Pacific
Media Educator 9(July-December), 119-131. |
| Haas, Tanni.
(2000). Public journalism challenges to curriculum and instruction.
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 55(autumn), 27-41. |
| Kurpius, David
D. (2000). Public journalism and commercial local television news: In
search of a model. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
77(summer), 340-354. |
| Loomis, David.
(2000). A tale of two cities: Do smalltown dailies practice
public journalism without knowing it? Asia Pacific Media Educator
9(July-December), 132-147. |
| McDevitt, Michael.
(2000). Teaching civic journalism: Integrating theory and practice.
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 55(summer), 40-49. |
| McGregor, Judy,
Fountaine, Susan, & Comrie, Margie. (2000). From contest to content:
The impact of public journalism on New Zealand election campaign coverage.
Political Communication 17(April-June), 133-148. |
1999 |
| Brewin, Mark.
(1999). The interpretive community and reform: Public journalism
plays out in North Carolina. Journal of Communication Inquiry
23(July), 222-238. |
| Grimes, Charlotte.
(1999, February). Whither the civic journalism bandwagon? Discussion
Paper D-36, Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public
Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Available at http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/presspol/publications/pdfs/83387_d-36.pdf. |
| Haas, Tanni.
(1999). What's "public" about public journalism? Public
journalism and the lack of a coherent public philosophy. Communication
Theory 9(August), 346-364. |
| Hippocrates,
Cratis. (1999). Public journalism: The media's intellectual journey.
Media International Australia 90(February), 65-78. |
| McGregor, Judy,
Comrie, Margie, & Fountaine, Susan. (1999). Beyond the feel-good
factor: Measuring public journalism in the 1996 New Zealand election
campaign. Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 4(winter),
66-77. |
| Nelson, David.
(1999). The controversy over 'public journalism'. Public Relations
Quarterly 44(winter), 5-6. [Review of Jay Rosen's book, What are
journalists for?] |
| Schroll, Christopher
J. (1999). Theorizing the flip side of civic journalism: Democratic
citizenship and ethical readership. Communication Theory 9(August),
321-345. |
| Simmons, Haven.
(1999). How public journalism set the agenda for a public-safety complex.
Newspaper Research Journal 20(fall), 82-90. |
| Voakes, Paul
S. (1999). Civic duties: Newspaper journalists' views on public journalism.
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 76(winter), 756-774. |
1998 |
| Alexander, Mary
Jane. (1998). Civic journalism as rationale for aggressive coverage
of domestic assault, Newspaper Research Journal 19(winter),
2-15. |
| Arant, David
M., & Meyer, Philip. (1998). Public journalism and traditional
journalism: A shift in values? Journal of Mass Media Ethics
13(4), 205-218. |
| Chadwick, Paul.
(1998). Do media help or harm public health? Australian and New
Zealand Journal of Public Health 22(February), 155-158. [Discusses
activist civic role of public journalism.] |
| Eksterowicz,
Anthony, Roberts, Robert, & Clark, Adrian. (1998). Public journalism
and public knowledge. Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics
3(spring), 74-95. |
| Gade, Peter,
Abel, Scott, Antecol, Michael, Hsueh, Hsiao-Yin, Hume, Janice, Morris,
Jack, Packard, Ashley, Willey, Susan, Fraser, Nancy, & Sanders,
Keith. (1998). Journalists' attitudes toward civic journalism media
roles. Newspaper Research Journal 19(fall), 10-26. |
| Gunaratne, Shelton.
(1998). Old wine in a new bottle: Public journalism, developmental
journalism, and social responsibility. In M.E. Roloff (Ed.), Communication
Yearbook 21 (pp. 276-321). |
| Jamieson, Paul
W. (1998). Lost in translation: Civic journalism's applicability to
newspaper coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court. Communications and
the Law 20(March): 1-35. |
| Massey, Brian
L. (1998). Civic journalism and nonelite sourcing: Making routine
newswork of community connectedness. Journalism & Mass Communication
Quarterly 75(summer), 394-407. |
| McGregor, Judy,
Comrie, Margie, & Campbell, Judi. (1998). Public journalism and
proportional representation: The New Zealand experiment. Australian
Journalism Review 20(1), 1-22. |
| Patterson, Maggie
Jones, & Hall, Megan Williams. (1998). Abortion, moral maturity
and civic journalism. Critical Studies in Mass Communication
15(June), 91-115. |
| Shafner, Richard.
(1998). Comparing development journalism and public journalism as
interventionist press models. Asian Journal of Communication 8(1),
31-52. |
| St. John, Burton
III. (1998). Public relations as community-building: Then and
now. Public Relations Quarterly 43(spring), 34-40. [Discusses
media's assumption of community-building role from public relations.] |
| Willey, Susan.
(1998). Civic journalism in practice: Case studies in the art of listening.
Newspaper Research Journal 19(winter), 16-29. |
1997 |
| Buckner, Jennie.
(1997). The [1996] election: Public
journalism: Giving voters a voice, Media Studies Journal
(winter). |
| Clark, Chuck.
(1997). In favor of civic journalism, Harvard International Journal
of Press/Politics 2(summer), 118-124. |
| Coleman, Renita.
(1997). The intellectual antecedents of public journalism, Journal
of Communication Inquiry 21(1), 60-76. |
| Gartner, Michael.
(1997). The [1996] Election: Public
Journalism: Seeing Through the Gimmicks, Media Studies Journal
(winter). |
| Grimes, Charlotte.
(1997). Wither the civic journalism bandwagon? Harvard International
Journal of Press/Politics 2(summer), 125-130. |
| Hardt, Hanno.
(1997). The quest for public journalism. Journal of Communication
47(3), 102-109. [Book review.] |
| Jackson, William
E. (1997). Save democracy from civic journalism: North Carolina's
odd experiment, Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics
2(summer), 102-117. |
| Lloyd, Clem,
& Hippocrates, Cratis. (1997). Public journalism, public participation
and Australian citizenship. Culture and Policy 8(2), 9-21. |
| McKnight, David.
(1997). Public journalism, citizenship and strategies for change.
Culture and Policy 8(2), 23-30. |
| Parisi, Peter.
(1997). Towards a "philosophy of framing": News narratives
for public journalism. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
74(winter), 673-686. |
| Sanchez, J.F.
(1997). Reader participation in Spanish electoral coverage: The case
of a small newspaper. Political Communication 14 (October/December),
497-502. [Reports on a 1993 civic journalism project in Spain.] |
1996 |
| Brewer, Marcus,
& McCombs, Maxwell. (1996). Setting the community agenda, Journalism
& Mass Communication Quarterly 73(spring), 7-16. [Does
not examine explicit civic journalism effort; rather, looks at
San Antonio Light (Texas) project suggested as useful to civic
journalism.] |
| Ettema, James
S., & Peer, Limor. (1996). Good news from a bad neighborhood:
Toward an alternative to the discourse of urban pathology, Journalism
& Mass Communication Quarterly 73(winter), 835-856. [Does
not examine explicit civic-journalism effort; rather, looks at
a reporting device suggested as useful to civic journalists.] |
| Glasser, Theodore
L., & Craft, Stephanie. (1996). Public journalism and the prospects
for press accountability, Journal of Mass Media Ethics 11(3),
152-158. |
| Hodges, Louis
W. (1996). Ruminations about the communitarian debate. Journal
of Mass Media Ethics 11(3), 133-139. |
| Levine, Peter.
(1996). Public
journalism and deliberation, Institute for Philosophy and Public
Policy 16(1). |
1995 |
| Lambeth, Edmund,
& Craig, David. (1995). Civic journalism as research, Newspaper
Research Journal 16(2), 148-160. |
| Merritt, Davis.
(1995). Public journalism: Defining a democratic art, Media Studies
Journal 9(3), 125-132. |
| Public Journalism:
Is It the Death or Savior of the Craft? (1995). IRE Journal
(Nov.-Dec.), 3-10. |
| Rosen, Jay. (1995).
Cyncism and faltering public will: What should we be doing? IRE
Journal (Nov.-Dec.). [Published online at Public Broadcast System,
WGBH/Frontline.] |
| Rosen, Jay. (1995).
Public journalism: A case for public scholarship. Change
27(May-June), 34-38. |
1994 |
| Rosen, Jay. (1994).
Making things more public: On the political responsibility of the
media intellectual, Critical Studies in Mass Communication
11, 362-388. |
1992 |
| Bare, John. (1992).
Case study: Wichita and Charlotte: The leap of passive press to activism,
Media Studies Journal 6(4), 149-161. |
1991 |
| Rosen, Jay. (1991).
Making journalism more public, Communication 12(4), 267-284. |
Reports
| Last updated: 10 May 2001 |
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| 1997 |
| Blomquist, David, & Zukin,
Cliff. (1997). Does
Public Journalism Work? The "Campaign Central" Experience.
Washington, D.C.: Pew Center for Civic Journalism. [Study of The
Record newspaper in New Jersey.] |
| Feedback: Attitudes toward civic
journalism. (1997, winter). Civic Catalyst Newsletter. Available
at http://www.pewcenter.org/doingcj/civiccat/displayCivcat.php?id=33.
[Report on survey that included civic-journalism questions.] |
| Newspaper Journalists Examined
in Major Study. (1997, April 10). Available at http://www.asne.org/kiosk/news/workforc.htm.
[American Society of Newspaper Editors press release on survey that
included civic-journalism questions.] |
| The Poynter Election Project.
(1997). St. Petersburg, FL: Poynter Institute for Media Studies. [Update
of the Poynter Institute for Media Studies' analysis of 1996 US national
elections.] |
| Thorson, Esther, & Friedland,
Lewis A., with Anderson, Peggy. (1997). Civic
Lessons: Report on Four Civic Journalism Projects Funded by the Pew
Center for Civic Journalism. Washington, D.C.: Pew Center for
Civic Journalism. |
1996 |
| Schaffer, Jan, & Cloud,
Stanley (Eds.), with Kathleen Fitzgerald. (1996). The Citizen Elections
Project Case Studies. Washington, D.C.: Pew Center for Civic
Journalism. |
1995 |
| Clark, Ronald D. (1995, January).
Foundations and public journalism. Speech to the meeting of the Newspaper-Related
Foundations, Miami, FL. |
| Denton, Frank, & Thorson,
Esther. (1995). Civic Journalism: Does It Work? Washington, D.C.:
Pew Center for Civic Journalism. |
| Schaffer, Jan, & Miller,
Edward D. (Eds.), with Staci D. Kramer. (1995). Civic Journalism:
Six Case Studies. Washington, D.C.: Pew Center for Civic Journalism,
& St. Petersburg, FL: Poynter Institute for Media Studies. |
1993 |
| Austin, Lisa A. (1993). For
and Against: Working Journalists React to Public Journalism. New York
University: Project on Public Life and the Press. |
Trade
& other publications
| Last updated: 10 May 2001 |
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| 1999 |
| Fitzgerald, Mark. (1999, May 15). The
boredom of civic journalism. Editor & Publisher, p. 6. |
| Noack, David. (1999, Jan. 23). Prof
criticizes SPJ ethics code. Editor & Publisher, pp. 13,
45. [He notes the latest SPJ code includes public journalism language.] |
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1998 |
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1997 |
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1996 |
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1995 |
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1994 |
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1993 |
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1992 |
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1991 |
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1989 |
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