January/February 2002
Table of Contents
 Special
Report: At the Front
- Access Denied
The Pentagon has clamped down on the press as never before.
By Neil Hickey
- Q&A: Victoria Clarke
- Q&A: Larry Flynt's
War
- In Afghanistan
Warlords, border bribes, and the dreams of a war-ravaged country.
By Stephen Franklin
- Three Minutes From Death
ABC's Jim Wooten tells how his cameraman's eye for b-roll saved
his life.
- Casualties
The eight journalists killed in Afghanistan.
- Culture Clash
Satellite phones and digital video in a country where horses
are a primary means of transport.
Going Global
Articles
- Letter From Jerusalem
Covering the nine-to-five war. By Steve McNally
- The Freedom Forum
Falters
A questionable investment strategy hurts a high-rolling foundation
that was already narrowing its vision. By Russ Baker
- Boom and Bust
The Industry Standard lived and died with the story it helped
create. By Todd Woody
Currents
- In Review
The Threat to Freedom of Information
- Trauma
Journalists Counseling Journalists
- Radio
Static From Clear Channel
- Job Hunt
10 Tips
- Politics
Can Bloomberg Cover Bloomberg?
- International
Austria's Troubling Tabloid
Voices
- Joel Simon
Global censorship
- Barbara Stewart
Portraits of Grief
- Frank Clancy
Writer's rights
- Scott Sherman
Farewell Lingua Franca
- Lawrence K. Grossman
Television
- Geneva Overholser
Newspapers
Books
- Coloring the News: How Crusading for Diversity has Corrupted
American Journalism
By William McGowan. Reviewed by Peter Schrag
- Good Work: When Excellence and Ethics Meet
By Mihaly Csikszentmihaly, William Damon, and Howard Gardner.
Reviewed by Tom Goldstein
- Book Reports
By James Boylan
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