01653nam a2200205I 4500006607139MiAaHDL20130926000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua850513s1932 xx 000 0 eng u 32013260sdr-nrlfGLAD304725-B(OCoLC)321444OUNCUYZEPHIRPN4724.I6 914.I59Institute of Journalists, London.Journalism, by some masters of the craft;a series of lectures on the techinque of modern journalism delivered under the auspices of the Institute of journalists.London,New York [etc.]Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd.,1932.xi, 218 p.v pl. (ports.)22 cm.Modern reporting, by A. G. Gardiner.--The future of the newspaper, by Sir R. Donald.--Leader-writing, by H. A. Gwynne.--Overseas journalism, by T. Clarke.--Newspaper production, by S. W. H. Long.--The proof-reader, by R. Harris.--The psychology of the journalist, by Lord Riddell.--What is a journalist? by R. D. Blumenfeld.--The lobby correspondent, by A. P. Robbins.--Dramatic criticism. by B. Weller.--The special correspondent, by E. Wallace.--The press agent, by Sir B. Clarke.--Reminiscences of a war correspondent, by E. Smith.--Cabling the news, by G. Innes.--A foreign correspondent in soviet Russia, by F. A. Mackenzie.--Parody, by Sir O. Seaman.--The Paris correspondent, by H. W. Allen.--The news editor, by F. H. Champion.--Sub-editors and their work, by H. W. Buxton.--Photogravure, by D. Greenhill.--The gossip column, by the Marquess of Donegall.--Book reviewing, by E. B. Osborn.-- The woman journalist, by Mrs. E. H. Peacocke.Mode of access: Internet.Journalism.00660713920130926000000.0The leading $ in the barcode of this record was either added or removed to achieve parity with the University of Michigan Aleph system.20090408000000.020130926000000.020130926101739.02024-08-01T17:39:03Z2024-08-01T17:30:02ZSDR-ZEPHIRZEPHIRdollar_twin-001-000BKsdr-nrlfGLAD304725-Buc1SDRNRLFuc1.$b111975UCGLAD304725-BUCNRLF20240801googleuc1.$b1119751932icbibnon-US bib date1 >= 1931