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• Steve Lipin
  ....cjr.org/year/01/2/shapers.asp THE SHAPERS - New York Media 200], Columbia Journalism Review, March/April, 2001.</ref>
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• Andrew Garfield - Brunswick Group
  ...t [[Brunswick Group]] which he joined in 2001 'after 15 years in newspaper journalism. Before joining Brunswick he was Financial Editor of the Independent, and r
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• Michael Gordon
  ...greenwald/2007/02/10/iran/index.html The NY Times returns to pre-Iraq-war "journalism"], Salon, February 10, 2007
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• McGarvie Morrison Media
  ...rs have contacts and skills that were developed at the pinnacle of British journalism, and together they can ensure that your message strikes the right target. T
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• Nuclear Energy Institute
  .../4/editorial.asp "False Fronts: Why to Look Behind the Label",] ''Columbia Journalism Review'', July-August 2006, Editorial.</ref> The ''Review'' criticised the
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• Mark Huband
  ...usiness intelligence agency, in the summer of 2006, after a long career in journalism in the United Kingdom - he worked for [[The Guardian]], [[The Times]] and [
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• Spies at Work, Introduction
  ...he League was a relentless onslaught of good investigative and campaigning journalism in newspapers and magazines and on television. What has been particularly i
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• Ernest Tollerson
  ...e Editorial Board of The New York Times. Mr. Tollerson began his career in journalism in 1975 at The Wall Street Journal. He also was editorial page editor at Ne
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• Harry Brittain
  ...ly practiced for a week before retiring from law in favour of business and journalism. He worked on the staff of both the Standard and the [[Evening Standard]],
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• Philip M Taylor
  ...r, P. M. and Moorcraft, Paul (2007) 'War Watchdogs or Lapdogs?', ''British Journalism Review'', Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 3-14. :Taylor, P.M. (2002) 'Strategic Communications Or Democratic Propaganda?', ''Journalism Studies'' 3(3): 437-52.
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• John Sweeney
  ...rt as 'an authored, polemicised report that was a classic case of advocacy journalism'. He went on to say that 'An important opportunity afforded by rare access ...as he does in his book, his film and in the Daily Mirror is a disgrace to journalism. I accuse John Pilger of cheating the public and favouring a dictator".<ref
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• Spinney and Partners
  ...s and corporate clients. He also provides a corporate writing and business journalism service, writing for a number of leading business titles. He has trained an :*[[Mike Brown]] - Mike has extensive experience at a senior level in journalism and PR. He has worked with the Herald, Liverpool Daily Post (as business ed
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
  ...ohn Poulson]], and his downfall cannot simply be put down to investigative journalism nailing municipal corruption. But it is still open to question whether it w
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• Greg Dyke
  ...ship the [[BBC]] consciously moved towards creating more business friendly journalism. He expanded the recently created Economics and Business Centre: ...report_research/impartiality_business/f1_journalism_submission.pdf THE BBC JOURNALISM GROUP SUBMISSION TO THE PANEL], 23 JANUARY 2007; p.15.</ref></blockquote>
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• America Abroad Media
  ...ritical analysis of ideas. AAM believes in the marketplace of ideas—that journalism in its highest (and truest) form strives to provide citizens with informati The three elements are a radio station, a television station and some journalism fellowships, which, now that the cold war is over, will provide "much-neede
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• News Corporation: Corporate Crimes
  48'Murdoch's Mean Machine,' Russ Baker, Colombia Journalism Review, May/June 1998. See: www.russbaker.com/CJR%20-%20Murdoch's%20Mean%20
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• Media Standards Trust
  ...ss interests should merge; or the 'think tank' [[Polis]], which focuses on journalism and society. Can we really believe that 'standards' have only just recentl ...and advice for journalists"; and (4) "basic 'how-to' advice about citizen journalism." As of 24 January 2009 these ideas have elicited "0 Comments" on the webp
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• Paul Staines
  [[Category:Journalists]][[Category:Media Industry]][[Category:Journalism]]
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• Bob Ward
  ==Views on science and journalism==
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• Foundation for the Future (democracy promotion)
  ...national relations. He pursued doctoral studies in geopolitics and studied journalism in Sweden. He has two decades' experience in the field of international hum ...reform in the region. Mr. Mroue is an alumnus of the Neiman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University.
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