SEJournal
Spring 2009, Vol. 19 No. 1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Features

In the Eye of the Newsworld Storm  [3]
By MICHAEL MANSUR

Inside Story: A River Close to Home Flows Through His Work [4]
By BILL DAWSON

Obstacles in Central Asia to Much-Needed Environmental Reporting [5]
By ERIC FREEDMAN

 

 

 

Columns

President's Report: The World Changes and Twirls Us Back Toward Place [6]
By CHRISTY GEORGE

SEJ News: SEJ Event at ASU Examines Online Reporting Opportunities [7]
By CAROLYN WHETZEL

Bits and Bytes:  Spreadsheets Can Find Patterns in Words, Not Just Numbers [8]
By DAVID POULSON

Science Survey: Black Carbon: A Key Cause of Warming Not Well Recognized [9]
By CHERYL HOGUE

Research Roundup: Part 1: Are Science Journalists Tough Enough? [10]
Research Roundup: Part 2:  Investigative Journalists Define Crossing the Line [11]
By JAN KNIGHT

Reporter's Toolbox: Getting Started with Some New Skills: Producing Podcasts [12]
By DALE  WILLMAN

The Beat: Citizen Journalists and Citizen Scientists Redefine Disaster  Story [13]
By BILL DAWSON

E-Reporting Biz: The Great Challenge: Getting the Climate Change Story Right [14]
By BUD WARD

Media on the Move: Newsroom Cuts Reap Heavy Toll On The E-Beat [15]
By JUDY FAHYS

Book Shelf

Communicating on Climate Change: An Essential Resource for Journalists, Scientists, and Educators [16]
By Bud Ward
Free download or $8 for hard copy ordered online
Reviewed by STEFAN MILKOWSKI

The Unnatural History of the Sea [17]
By Callum Roberts
Island Press, $28.00
Reviewed by CHRISTINE HEINRICHS