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Public Accountability After the Age of Newspapers
October 1, 2009
Paul Starr writer, 1984 Pulitzer Prize
Martin Baron editor, Boston Globe
Dan Kennedy assistant professor, journalism, Northeastern University
Alasdair Roberts professor, Suffolk University Law School
Paul Starr, professor of communications and public affairs at Princeton University and co-editor of The American Prospect, joins Martin Baron, editor of The Boston Globe, and Dan Kennedy, assistant professor at the Northeastern University School of Journalism and nationally recognized media critic, to discuss the future of journalism and how the rapidly changing media landscape will impact us all. Moderated by Alasdair Roberts, the Jerome L. Rappaport Professor of Law and Public Policy at Suffolk University Law School.
Accountability | Authors | Culture | newspapers | Print | Computing | TV & Radio | Journalists | Web Media | Internet | Non-Fiction | Lifestyle | North American
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Binding: Hardcover, 256 pages
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