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Published by McGraw-Hill, a business unit of The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 1221 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020. REPORTING A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE CRAFT OF JOURNALISM THIRD EDITION REPORTING A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE CRAFT OF JOURNALISM “Inside Reporting” was written and designed by Tim Harrower, who has been an award-winning editor, columnist and design guru at such newspapers as The Oregonian and the Rochester Times-Union. It also offers more real-world advice on package planning and short-form storytelling - both in print and online - than any other textbook in the ﬁeld. Along with its visual presentation of the basics, this new edition provides a useful guide to digital journalism: from blogs and social media to multi-platform reporting. No other textbook offers a more innovative approach to news writing than Inside Reporting. He became a journalist back in the ’80s after his original career choice – rock ’n’ roll superlegend – fizzled out. Harrower deals with the mission and craft of journalism, and he does it with grace and style.” MIKE FOLEY, It’s well-written, entertaining and interesting. “Inside Reporting is, without doubt, the best journalism text I’ve seen. Harrower’s first book, “The Newspaper Designer’s Handbook,” has become a fixture in newsrooms and classrooms around the world and has been translated into Russian, Chinese and Polish. “It’s the best overall text on basic, solid journalism I’ve ever found - and it’s got pleasant surprises for students and instructors at practically every turn of the page.” RICHARD JOYCE,Ī PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE CRAFT OF JOURNALISM “The book is the miracle of the 21st century.” CATHY STABLEIN, College of Dupage This one is.” EDWARD PEASE,įor more details, visit Utah State University Not many textbooks are both thick with real-world advice and content, and also fun to read. Harrower’s book is smart and funny, and that connects with my students. This is not your father’s reporting textbook - the news business today is about a lot more than inverted pyramids. What attracts and holds students’ attention is Harrower’s obvious energy and enthusiasm. “I love Tim’s book, and so do our beginning news writing students. He currently hosts journalism workshops, consults on redesigns and produces multimedia from his cottage deep in the Oregon woods. Short-form alternatives (sidebars and graphics) The student journalists’ news attitude survey

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