THE collapse of the Interstate 35W bridge over the Mississippi River in Minneapolis has prompted a flood of journalistic hand wringing over the state of the nation's infrastructure.
Yet the #BlackWomen moment after the Alabama election was precisely so notable because the conversation had largely been dominated by journalistic hand-wringing and party soul-searching over how to better accommodate the views of working-class whites.
Admittedly, most of the time, even then, elites in Washington or elsewhere enjoyed the journalistic glad hand.
And No matter how dramatic, scandalous or titillating Dana Thomas reports and illuminates with a steady hand, journalistic skill and craft that is finely cut for this or any other season.
In her closing pages, Kay Graham, the publisher who ran The Post from 1963 to 1991, reports that the Washington Post Company grew 3,150 percent from 1964 to 1987 and expresses a poignant faith in the "twin concept" that "journalistic excellence and profitability go hand in hand".
Mick Creedon, chief constable of Derbyshire constabulary, tried to force Channel 4 to hand over journalistic material.
Blending archival research, folkloric and journalistic interviews, and first-hand thriller-like investigations, Zeman and Brancaccio unearth surprising tales of city history, including those relating to the actual Willowbrook institution, which caused a national scandal in 1972.
The discussion took place at a party away-day, though sources insist that Pascoe-Watson was present on other journalistic business and merely handed out some free advice during an informal chat.
Resisting fashion-plate glamour on the one hand and journalistic grit on the other, Eggleston brings an ethically neutral, incurably curious aesthetic to everything he sees – the "democratic way of looking around" alluded to by the retrospective's title.
On the other hand my journalistic activities were taking off.
They were sham papers, of no journalistic merit, thrust into the hands of tired commuters and most copies were discarded within minutes of the receiver starting a tube or bus journey.
