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  Año 1999, Vol. 87, Número 5 (JUL-AGO)

  • Follow the money. That old advice works even better online, particularly for the presidential elections

    

  • The UPI strategy. New CEO dismantles the wire's legacy in hopes of building a viable service

    

  • Copy editing report. ASNE study ampifies copy editors' cry for help and emphasizes credibility

    

  • Covering City Hall. Study shows that newspapers do a better job, but average citizen gives the nod to television

    

  • Wave the green flag. Check out what's under the hood for the national convention Oct. 3-5 in Indianapolis in a special ad section beginnin on page 50. Then get revved up and register

    

  • Comming next month: Special FOI issue. Your complete report on Freedom of Information news, contacts, and issues to watch. September in Quill

    

  • The SPJ debate over closed meeting continues with letters from concerned and SPJ officers

    

  • In the News. Gannett adopts ethics guidelines. Coast Guard cutter named after Haley. Chronicle up for sale

    

  • Writing clinic. Our writing path is bumpy or smooth, depending upon the words we choose

    

  • Freedom of information. Growing coalition bringing sunshine to more states each year. But much work remains

    

  • Technology. First Amendment is not an absolute when it collides with other cultures and laws on the Internet

    

  • SPJ president speaks. Clarifying our decision for executive sessions. Board Committed to open meetings

    

  • SPJ report. Profiles of candidates for SPJ office. SPJ helps with rules for reporting campus crime. SPJ in the news

    

  • Word from the executive director. SPJ must concentate on what it does best. Strategic planning is way to build on strengths