The Magazine
March / April 2007
Articles
- Cover Story
- The Race
- Newspapers have a bright future as print-digital hybrids after all -- but they'd better hurry.
- By Robert Kuttner
- Feature
- Capturing Cuba
- Ann Louise Bardach has spent fifteen years in relentless pursuit of the island nation, its dictator, its exiles, and their secrets.
- By Bree Nordenson
- Feature
- Before Jon Stewart
- Fake news is back, but our tolerance for it isn't what it was before journalism donned the mantle of authority.
- By Robert Love
- Feature
- The Epidemic
- That gee-whiz medical segment on your local TV news? It was produced and written by the very hospital it's touting.
- By Trudy Lieberman
Ideas + Reviews
- Essay
- The Opt-Out Myth
- Most mothers have to work to make ends meet but the press writes mostly about the elite few who don't.
- By E.J. Graff
- Review
- Crude Realities
- Two histories of the oil business.
- By Daphne Eviatar
- Second Read
- Corps Values
- Thomas E. Ricks's 1997 book Making the Corps describes a society's relationship to its warriors.
- By Russell Working
Departments
- Editorial
- Blinded by Dubai
- While the press gawks, workers are dying.
- By The Editors
- Darts and Laurels
- Darts & Laurels
- Send tips and comments to [email protected]
- By Gloria Cooper
- Q and A
- Beyond the Cartoon Controversy: Q & A with Flemming Rose
- Fifteen months after he enraged the Muslim world, Danish editor Flemming Rose's conscience is clear.
- By Alia Malek
- On the Contrary
- Missing Middle
- That gaping hole in our national news report is called the Midwest.
- By Michael Massing
- The Research Report
- A Long View of Layoffs
- A reason to worry less about the future of the newspaper industry
- By Michael Schudson & Tony Dokoupil
- On the Job
- Dark Days
- Labor loses more ground in the newsroom
- By Julia M. Klein
- On the Job
- When Beats Collide
- When an oil refinery blew, reporters at The Houston Chronicle got a lesson in synergy.
- By Lynn J. Cook
