Confessions of an American Media Man: What They Don't Tell You at Journalism School

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Insider's view of American media's chaotic reality.

If you've ever wondered about the gears turning behind the journalistic scenes, Tom Plate's candid memoir might just quench your curiosity. His experience at "Time," "Los Angeles Times," and "New York" magazine, among others, gives a rare glimpse into the fast-paced, politically charged, and sometimes gratifying world of news media. It's a read that pulls back the curtain on the media landscape, making it a compelling pick for anyone intrigued by the press's power and its pitfalls.

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Confessions of an American Media Man: What They Don't Tell You at Journalism School

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ISBN: 9789812613158
Authors: Tom Plate
Date of Publication: 2006-12-05
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Business, Biographies & Memoirs, Politics
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For better or worse, the news media in the United States wields enormous influence worldwide, yet little is understood about its inner workings. In this revealing memoir, veteran journalist Tom Plate offers an inside look at how newsrooms operate—the deadlines, the speed of the news cycle, and the office politics that shape coverage—along with the occasional joys of journalism. Plate, a syndicated columnist and professor, takes readers behind the scenes at prominent outlets such as Time, the Los Angeles Times, and New York Magazine. This book is essential reading for young people considering a career in journalism, and for professionals who want a clearer understanding of how the news is made.
 

Insider's view of American media's chaotic reality.

If you've ever wondered about the gears turning behind the journalistic scenes, Tom Plate's candid memoir might just quench your curiosity. His experience at "Time," "Los Angeles Times," and "New York" magazine, among others, gives a rare glimpse into the fast-paced, politically charged, and sometimes gratifying world of news media. It's a read that pulls back the curtain on the media landscape, making it a compelling pick for anyone intrigued by the press's power and its pitfalls.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.