Articles from St. Louis Journalism Review (September 1, 1995)

Title	Author	Type	Words
25 years: the ups and downs of St. Louis media.	Downs, Peter		2242
An interview with Joseph Gerson.	Cargas, Harry James	Interview	2970
An outpouring of right-wing publications cover all social issues.	Danky, Jim; Cherney, John		1535
Challenge for computer era: grant all medial full freedoms.	Sableman, Mark		1742
Common misconceptions about libel.	Hale, F. Dennis		2116
Conservatives push policies, liberals promote movements putting them at a disadvantage.	Schulman, Beth		1139
Departure of retirees will reshape the Post; 15 to leave, talk of hopes and disappointments.	Sorkin, Michael D.; Malone, Roy		3637
Factual but one-sided Post coverage on Hiroshima.	Ramsey, William		1283
George Seldes dies at 104, battled U.S. media since '20s.	Knight, Bill	Obituary	1094
In '70s only content shaped news coverage; today bottomline is primary concern.	Frohlichstein, Tripp		1860
Persuasion industry and media join in manipulating public.	Judd, Dennis R.; Hellinger, Daniel		2984
St. Louis pioneered advances in technology, enable news to be "up-to-date" and "live."	Cohen, David H.		1137
Subscribers 'are not buying a magazine, they are being sold to advertisers,' says editor.	Bogardus, Tim	Interview	1439