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This page is a service to provide journalism educators with a list of the latest books, articles and essays
for use in teaching.
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Articles
Anderson, H. (1996). Cyberspace as journalism tool. Editor & Publisher, 129,
(7), 14I.
Anderson, H. (1996). Site list for journalists. Editor & Publisher, 129, (7), 18I.
Balboni, P. (1993). Memo to: All journalists, re: The new information industry.
Columbia Journalism Review, 4, 49-50.
Benfield, R. (1997). The net. New Statesman & Society, 9, (434), 102.
Bromley, R. (1994). Journalists assess computers' value in covering U.S. courts
of appeals. Newspaper Research Journal, 15, (1), 2-13.
Cohen, J. B. (1996). Surfing for sources. Editor & Publisher, 129, (26),
34-35.
Davenport, L., Fico, F. & Weinstock, D. (1996). Computers in newsrooms of
Michigan's newspapers. Newspaper Research Journal, 17, (3-4), 14-28.
De Riemer, C. (1992). A survey of VU/TEXT use in the newsroom. Journalism
Quaterly, 69, 960-970.
Endres, F. (1985). Daily newspaper utilization of computer data bases.
Newspaper Research Journal, 7, (1), 29-35.
Friend, C. (1994). Daily newspaper use of computers to analyze data.
Newspaper Research Journal, 15, (1), 63-73.
Garrison, B. (1995). Online services as reporting tools: Daily newspaper use of
commercial databases in 1994. Newspaper Research Journal, 16, (4), 74-87.
Garrison, B. (1997). Online services, Internet in 1995 Newsrooms. Newspaper
Research Journal, 18, (3-4), 79-93.
Hannaham, J. (1996). Cipherspace. Village Voice, 41, (24), 18.
Hansen, K., Ward, J., Conners, J. & Neuzil, M. (1994). Local breaking news:
Sources, technology , and news routines. Journalism Quarterly, 71, (3), 561-
572.
Jacobson, T. L. & Ullmann, J. (1989). Commercial databases and reporting:
Opinions of newspaper journalists and librarians. Newspaper Research
Journal, 10, (2), 15-25.
Katz, J. (1994). Online or not, newspapers suck. Wired, September, 50-58.
Martin, S. (1994). External information databases in small circulation newsrooms.
Newspaper Research Journal, 15, (2), 154-161.
McDonald, L. (1984, Summer). Commercial Database Survey. Bulletin of the
Newspaper Division of the Special Libraries Association, Summer, 12-18.
Miller, T. (1983, September). Information please, and fast: Reporting's
revolution: Data bases. Washington Journalism Review, 51-53.
Reddick, R. (1996). Promises and pitfalls for journalists on the information
highway. Quill, 84, (3), 23-26.
Rowe, C. (1995, January-February). A journalist's guide to the Internet.
American Journalism Review, 30-34.
Shafer, J. (1998, February 15). The web made me do it. New York Times
Magazine, 24.
Simon, J., & Napolitano, C. (1999). We're all nerds now. Columbia Journalism
Review, 2, 19-28.
Splichal, S. L. (1992). How Florida newspapers are dealing with access to
computerized government information. Newspaper Research Journal, 13-14,
(4-1), 73-83.
Stepp, C. S. (1996). The new journalist. American Journalism Review, 18,
(3), 19-23.
Tye, L. (1994). Reporters and the new age. Nieman Reports, 48, (2), 17-18
Ullmann, J. (1983). Tapping the Electronic Library. The IRE Journal, 6, (3), 9-20.
Upshaw, J. & Greim, L. (1995). The virtual water cooler. Columbia Journalism
Review, 34, (1), 61-64.
Weinberg, S. (1996). Can "content-providers" be investigative journalists.?
Columbia Journalism Review, 35, (4), 36-38.
Books
Many of the following books can be found at the
IRE Bookstore.
Aucoin, J. L. (2005). The Evolution of American Investigative Journalism.
University of Missouri Press.
Callahan, C. (1998). A journalists' guide to the Internet: The net as a reporting
tool. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Cohn, V. (1989). News & Numbers. Ames, IA: Iowa State University.
Demers, D., & Nichols, S. (1987). Precision journalism. Newbury Park, CA: Sage.
DeFleur, M. (1997). Computer-assisted investigative reporting: Development and
methodology. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Garrison, B. (1995). Computer-assisted reporting. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence
Erlbaum.
Garrison, B. (1996). Successful strategies for computer-assisted reporting.
Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Houston, B. (1999). Computer-assisted reporting: A practical guide (2nd. ed.).
New York: St. Martin's Press.
Johnson, R. (1996). How to Locate Anyone Who Is or Has Been in the Military (7th. ed.). Spartanburg, SC: Military Information Enterprises.
Koch, T. (1991). Journalism for the 21st century. New York: Praeger.
Lacy, D. (1996). From Grunts to Gygabytes. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois.
Landers, M. (1996). Investigative Environmental Reporting: A Handbook for Journalists. Columbia, MO: Investigative Reporters and Editors
Meyer, P. (1973). Precision journalism. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University
Press.
Meyer, P. (1991). The new precision journalism. Bloomington, IN: Indiana
University Press.
Paul, N. (1999). Computer-assisted research: A guide to tapping online
information (4th. ed.). St. Petersburg, FL: The Poynter Institute.
Paul, N. & Williams, M. (1999). Great Scouts! : CyberGuides for Subject Searching on the Web.
Medford, NJ: Cyberage Books
Paulos, J.A. (1996). A Mathematician Reads the Newspaper. New York: Random House.
Penn, S. (1994). "Have I got a Tip For You …" And Other Tales Of Dirty Secrets, Political Payoffs And Corporate Scams. New York: Dow Jones &
Company.
Reddick, R. & King, E. (1997). The online journalist: using the Internet and
other electronic resources. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace College.
Rose, Louis J. (1992). How To Investigate Your Friends and Enemies (3rd. ed.). St. Louis: Albion.
Sankey, M. (Ed.) (2000). Find Public Records Fast: The Complete State, County & Courthouse Locator (3rd. ed.) Tempe, AZ: Facts on Demand.
Sankey, M. (Ed.) (2000). Public Records Online: The National Guide to Private & Government Online Sources of Public Records. Tempe, AZ: Facts on
Demand.
Schlein, A. (2000). Find It Online: The complete Guide to Online Research (2nd. ed.). Tempe, AZ: Facts on Demand Press.
Semonche, B. (1993). News media libraries: A management handbook. Greenwood, CT: Greenwood.
Tessier, M. (2000). Covering Aviation Safety: An Investigator's Guide. Columbia, MO: Investigative Reporters and Editors.
Ward, J. & Hensen, K. (1997). Search strategies in mass communication (3rd.
ed.). White Plains, NY: Longman.
Weinberg, S. (1996). The Reporters' Handbook (3rd. ed.) New York: St. Martin's Press
As always, any suggestions and comments are greatly appreciated.
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