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Power Reporting: Newsroom training: Books
Amazon book search Search by author, title and/or subject. Remember to change the setting for "sort results by" to, say, "publication date." Warning: The listings can be dirty, with typos and misspellings.
Bookshelf on Computer-Assisted Reporting An annotated bookshelf on computer-assisted reporting, from Power Reporting. Includes online research, public records, numeracy, and statistics.
CD-ROMs for News Libraries Info for ordering CD-ROM titles, which include phone directories, news sources, statistics and government.
Covering Crime and Justice: A Guide for Journalists An online guide by Criminal Justice Journalists.
Essential Reference Books for Every News Library A list of books that have consistently been found to be useful for U.S. news libraries. From the Special Libraries Association. With related Web links.
Iowa State University Press An excellent catalogue of journalism texts.
The New Precision Journalism Yes, free on the Web, here is Phil Meyer's classic text on the use of social science techniques in journalism. Surely this is the most influential book about journalism in many years. As the book begins, "If you are a journalist, or thinking of becoming one, you may have already noticed this: They are raising the ante on what it takes to be a journalist."
COPYRIGHT ©1997-2007 Bill Dedman, Power Reporting, with resources and training in computer-assisted reporting, computer-assisted journalism, and using documents and records in daily and enterprise reporting.
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