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If so, how?’Journalists respond.  \nVol. 58 No. 4 Winter 2004  \n“…to promote and elevate the standards of journalism”  \n—Agnes Wahl Nieman, the benefactor of the Nieman Foundation.  \nNIEMAN REPORTS  \nTHE NIEMAN FOUNDATION FOR JOURNALISM AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY  \nPublisher  \nEditor  \nAssistant Editor Editorial Assistant Design Editor  \nBob Giles Melissa Ludtke Lois Fiore Sarah Hagedorn Deborah Smiley  \nNieman Reports (USPS \\#430-650) is published in March, June, September and December by the Nieman Foundation at Harvard University, One Francis Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138-2098.  \nSubscriptions/Business Telephone: 617-496-2968  \nE-Mail Address:  \n[nreports@harvard.edu](nreports@harvard.edu)  \nSubscription $20 a year, $35 for two years; add $10 per year for foreign airmail. Single copies $5.  \nBack copies are available from the Nieman office.  \nPlease address all subscription correspondence to One Francis Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138-2098 and change of address information to  \nP.O. Box 4951, Manchester, NH 03108. ISSN Number 0028-9817  \nEditorial  \nTelephone: 617-496-6308  \nE-Mail Address:  \n[nreditor@harvard.edu](nreditor@harvard.edu)  \n[Internet Address:](Internet Address:)  \n[www.nieman.harvard.edu](www.nieman.harvard.edu)  \nCopyright 2004  \nby the President and Fellows of Harvard College.  \nSecond-class postage paid at Boston, Massachusetts and additional entries.  \nPOSTMASTER:  \nSend address changes to Nieman Reports,  \nP.O. Box 4951, Manchester, NH 03108.  \nVol. 58 No. 4 Winter 2004  \nNIEMAN REPORTS  \nTHE NIEMAN FOUNDATION FOR JOURNALISM AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY  \n4 Journalist’s Trade  \nEditorial Cartoons: The Impact and Issues of an Evolving Craft  \n6 Are We Witnessing the Dusk of a Cartooning Era? BY MATT DAVIES  \n8 The Evaporating Editorial Cartoonist BY J.P. TROSTLE  \n11 What Publishers Think About Editorial Cartoons BY BRUCE PLANTE  \n14 Interviewing for a Job Illuminates Some Critical Issues BY TED RALL  \n16 Editorial Page Editors and Cartoonists: A Difficult Alliance BY JOHN ZAKARIAN  \n18 The Fixable Decline of Editorial Cartooning BY CHRIS LAMB  \n21 Freedom of Speech and the Editorial Cartoon BY DOUG MARLETTE  \n25 Why Political Cartoons are Losing Their Influence BY PATRICK OLIPHANT  \n28 The Red, White and Blue Palette EXCERPTS FROM A SPEECH BY ANN TELNAES  \n30 Where the Girls Aren’t BY SIGNE WILKINSON  \n32 Debunking the Explanations Given for Lost Jobs BY JOEL PETT  \n33 Martha Stewart or Genocide: The Cartoonists’ Conundrum BY STEVE KELLEY  \n35 Local Cartoons Can Convey Universal Significance BY MARY ANN LINDLEY  \n37 Understanding the Value of the Local Connection BY SCOTT STANTIS  \n38 Squeezing Originality Out of Editorial Cartoons BY ED STEIN  \n41 Animation and the Political Cartoon BY MARK FIORE  \n42 Drawing the Country’s Mood BY JEFF DANZIGER  \n44 An Historic Look at Political Cartoons BY HARRY KATZ  \n47 Words & Reflections  \nCan journalism survive in this era of punditryand attitude? If so, how?  \n48 Journalism Mirrors the Public Mood BY TOM ASHBROOK  \n49 Subversive Activities BY GILBERT CRANBERG  \n50 Journalism Reflects Our Culture BY MELVIN MENCHER  \n51 Journalism’s Proper Bottom Line BY BONNIE M. ANDERSON  \n52 Symptoms of Underlying Stress in Journalism BY JOHN MCMANUS  \n53 The Inadequacy of Objectivity as a Touchstone BY GENEVA OVERHOLSER  \n54 The Next Journalism’s Objective Reporting BY PHILIP MEYER  \n55 We Define Journalism By Doing It BY MELANIE SILL  \n56 Punditry Flowers in the Absence of Reporting BY MARY CLAUDE FOSTER  \n57 Infotainment Shrinks the News BY CLARENCE PAGE  \n58 Experiencing the Meaning of Journalism BY MARIA HENSON  \n59 The Messy Transition Ahead BY DAN GILLMOR  \n60 Pressures Force the Emergence of a New Journalism BY EDWARD WASSERMAN  \n6","cbCaiesGoysUUERZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiesGoysUUERZ","pdf",2756718,78,"English","# Editorial Cartoons: The Impact and Issues of an Evolving Craft\n## Articles and interviews\n# Words & Reflections\n## Can journalism survive in this era of punditry and attitude?\n# Books\n## The Evolving Role and Reputation of Arab Broadcasters\n# Curator’s Corner\n## A New Advisory Board for the Nieman Foundation","[{\"question\":\"What central topic does this issue focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on editorial cartoons as a craft and on broader questions about whether journalism can survive amid punditry and changing attitudes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which kinds of editorial cartoonists and editorial roles are discussed?\",\"answer\":\"The issue covers editorial cartoonists, editorial page editors, and the alliances and conflicts that shape editorial cartooning and publishing.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the publication address journalism’s future?\",\"answer\":\"It includes reflections and commentary on the inadequacy of objectivity, the emergence of a new journalism, and the pressures that push the field toward transition.\"}]","Nieman Reports - Vol. 58 No. 4 Winter 2004 | PDF",1791926365,27]