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Scholars talked about the artists' role during the chaotic 1968 presidential nominating convention. The panelists explored the impact of musicians and their messages, and writer Norman Maile…

This is a panel discussion on how the media covered the chaotic 1968 Democratic presidential nominating convention, especially the street rioting and Chicago police response. Northwestern …

Senior Pentagon officials and national journalists talked about the relationship between the military and the media. Among the topics they addressed were journalist embedding programs, repor…

On the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the genocide in Rwanda, panelists discussed the history of the genocide, the role of the media and the policies of the U.S. and the U.N., reconst…

As part of the 2005 Conference titled, “The Long Hard Slog: Covering the Iraq War at Home and Abroad,” Mr. Christenson moderated a panel on the role of journalists as first responders durin…

As part of the 2005 conference titled “The Long Hard Slog: Covering the Iraq War at Home and Abroad,” Mr. Peterse moderated a panel on whether the media is telling the whole story in Iraq. …

Journalists talked about the results of the 2004 Presidential election, the role of the media in campaign politics, their experiences covering the election results, differing styles of the G…

The panelists talked about the results of the recent elections. They also responded to questions from the audience.

The Panelists discussed the criteria and boundaries of being a journalist. Carol Marin talked about the commitment of journalists to objectivity and conviction. Ms. Marin was involved in the…

Journalists and scholars analyzed local television news and the journalistic standards by which local news operates. They answered audience questions.

Participants talked about the role of advocacy and alternative journalism. Ms. Patty Calhoun, Founder and Editor of Westword, spoke about changes within the alternative press movement, incl…

Participants discussed their ideas on the concept of service journalism. Jean Lemmon talked on the role of women’s magazines in providing information to readers to help with the problems and…

Jack Fuller, Tribune Publishing president, spoke about trends in journalism. He talked about the increase in competition for audience share and the decrease in journalistic ethics. Mr. Fulle…

Participants briefed reporters on a new study of 1001 likely non-voting citizens. They outlined the major findings in the study, including why many citizens do not vote and their differences…