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Selected journalism books
The Art and Craft of Feature Writing
The Artful Edit: On the Practice of
Editing Yourself
The Associated Press Guide to News
Writing
The Associated Press Reporting Handbook
The Associated Press Stylebook and
Briefing on Media Law
The Best Newspaper Writing 2007-08
The Encyclopedia of American Journalism
Ethics in Journalism
Chicago Manual of Style
The Journalists Craft
New York Times Manual of Style and Usage
Above are books that have very recently been added to our collection. (We are still growing!)You can find these titles and others by searching Minerva. Try these subject headings when searching Minerva and include other libraries in your search:
Journalism -- Objectivity
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What's available through CMCC's databases? CMCC's in print subscriptions include:
Where do I search for books?
Minerva
CMCC's
online catalog
American Journalism
Review AJR
covers all aspects of print, television, radio and online media. The
magazine, which is published six times a year, examines how the media
cover specific stories and broader coverage trends.
Editor and Publisher
a weekly magazine, some selected stories available for free online
Journalism Resources from U Iowa
Newslink
directory of news media in print,
television and radio, in the U.S. and worldwide
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Managing citations and writing tips Tip: create your citations as you collect research material, and save your list in Noodlebib. This will make creating your in-text citations a breeze. Don't make creating your bibliography the last thing you do in the research process, it takes twice as much time. Noodlebib creates references in APA and MLA formats, *password and ID required, see library staff The Chicago Manual of Style Online AP Style Tips useful guide written by a professor at Utah State University |
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