Newspapers
Nº 85 FEBRUARY 2025
Many predict its imminent demise, put press journalism continues, walking the tightrope of a profession that has played such a prominent role since the 19th century. This book is a social portrait of the transformation of newspapers in the last two decades, an in-depth look with the names and wounds exposed.
These are life stories, statements from journalists, from the precarious to the award-winning, from staff to directors, memories of times when newspapers sold like hot cakes, reflections on what happened in the meantime and what is to come, the mea culpas and embarrassments of others, records of award-winning reports and mass dismissals, marks of decadence or innovation. Page by page, it exposes a much-needed reflection on the role of written news.
Many predict its imminent demise, put press journalism continues, walking the tightrope of a profession that has played such a prominent role since the 19th century. This book is a social portrait of the transformation of newspapers in the last two decades, an in-depth look with the names and wounds exposed.
These are life stories, statements from journalists, from the precarious to the award-winning, from staff to directors, memories of times when newspapers sold like hot cakes, reflections on what happened in the meantime and what is to come, the mea culpas and embarrassments of others, records of award-winning reports and mass dismissals, marks of decadence or innovation. Page by page, it exposes a much-needed reflection on the role of written news.
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Dimensions
7 × 130 × 200 mm
ISBN
978-989-9243-28-6