Journalism’s New Model for Profit and Truth
Philip Meyer, a journalism professor at the University of North California, argues in 2004 that saving journalism hinges on a new model that makes profit from truth, vigilance, and social responsibility.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2006
Page
2
Philip Meyer, a journalism professor at the University of North California, argues in 2004 that saving journalism hinges on a new model that makes profit from truth, vigilance, and social responsibility.
Ottawa school board approves closing the 80 year old Hawthorne Elementary on a 1% acre site. About 150 students and 40 staff will transfer to Garfield and Lincoln Elementary Schools as boundaries are set. Open houses on December 17 at Lincoln and Garfield aim to ease concerns and boost enthusiasm while preserving memories through a commemorative CD.
The Ottawa Herald publishes Readers' Forum letters where authors express opinions and research, identified at letter end, inviting responsive replies from readers who disagree or dispute stated facts.
A reflection on Army Colonel Thomas Felts’s death in Iraq and the wider duty of volunteers. The Ottawa Herald pagination editor recalls Felts’s 27 years of service, honors others like Jessica Gaulke and Eric Monje, and urges gratitude for freedoms protected by military sacrifice.
Jim Hightower argues against U S spending on F 22 Raptor fighter jets calling them costly and flawed. He says Congress diverted 38 billion from education health care and pensions and urges readers to support Sensible Priorities.
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