Great Reporters

Häftad, Engelska, 2005

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Who are the greatest reporters in history? This unique book is the first to try and answer this question. Author David Randall searched nearly two centuries of newspapers and magazines, consulted editors and journalism experts worldwide, and the result is The Great Reporters - 13 in-depth profiles of the best journalists who ever lived. Each profile tells of the reporter's life and his or her major stories, how they were obtained, and their impact. Packed with anecdotes, and inspiring accounts of difficulties overcome, the book quotes extensively from each reporter’s work. It also includes an essay on the history of reporting, charting the technologies, economics, and attitudes that made it the way it is - from the invention of the telegraph to the Internet. The Great Reporters is not just the story of 13 remarkable people, it is the story of how society's information hunter-gatherers succeed in bringing us all what we need to know.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2005-08-20
Mått135 x 215 x 18 mm
Vikt440 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor288
FörlagPluto Press
ISBN9780745322964

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IntroductionHow the great reporters were chosen1. The World of the ReporterHow, when and where the job has changed in 150 years2. Meyer BergerThe reporters’ reporter3. Nellie BlyThe best undercover reporter in history4. Edna BuchananThe best crime reporter there’s ever been 5. James CameronThe definitive foreign correspondent6. Richard Harding DaviesOne of the best descriptive reporters ever7. Floyd GibbonsThe supreme example of a reporter in pursuit of an assignment8. Ann LeslieThe most versatile reporter ever9. AJ LieblingThe most quotable wit ever by-lined10. JA MacGahanPerpetrator of perhaps the greatest piece of reporting ever11. Hugh McIlvanneyThe best writer ever to apply words to newsprint12. Ernie PyleThe reporter who never forgot who he was writing for13. William Howard RussellThe man who invented war corresponding14. George SeldesA reporter who got up the noses of the high and mightyIndex