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1. The article gave an outdated title for Michael Janeway, who expressed concern over the decline in foundation support.
2. In those years, the newspaper, said former editor Michael Janeway, was derided in working-class neighborhoods.
3. In 1985, when he was managing editor, he left the paper after Michael Janeway won the battle to succeed Thomas Winship as editor.
4. The real problem afflicting today's news media is bad news, explains Michael Janeway in his book " Republic of Denial ."
5. One thing is that the public has fewer newspapers to choose from, said Michael Janeway, dean of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
6. It's difficult to find michael janeway in a sentence. 用michael janeway造句挺難的
7. Michael Janeway, director of Columbia University's program for Journalism in the Arts, called Reader Inc . " a shot at short-cutting " a good journalism education.
8. Gordon was faulted for not being aggressive enough in covering the big money laundering scandal at Bank of Boston in the mid-80s, a story that Michael Janeway, then the Globe's editor, was sure would win him a Pulitzer Prize.
9. "The fundamental doctrine, the flag we all salute, is that your role is that of an uninfluenced, uncompromised reporter of facts, " said Michael Janeway, dean of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill.
10. "We're absolutely delighted that he's going to be part of the program, " said Michael Janeway, dean of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in Chicago, who will become director of the Arts Journalism Program at Columbia this summer.
11. "It's a parallel phenomenon to the political one, in which people don't feel the parties represent them, " said Michael Janeway, a Columbia Journalism School professor and the author of " Republic of Denial " ( Yale University Press, 1999 ).
12. "Given the almost complete cop-out of television in arts and cultural programming, you have to look to public radio for coverage that shows curiosity and enterprise as distinct from tracking big names and celebrity, " said Michael Janeway, director of the National Arts Journalism Program at Columbia University.
13. Michael Janeway, director of the National Arts Journalism Program, which sponsored the conference, said censorship battles were no longer being waged primarily against governmental bans on books or movies but " amid increasingly chaotic definitions of intellectual copyright, against a backdrop of technological revolution and legal and regulatory confusion ."
14. "It's part of this desperate search for formulas to make the numbers come out right and impose formulas on the newsroom, " said Michael Janeway, a former editor of The Boston Globe and now director of the National Arts Journalism Program at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
15. She was survived by two sons : Columbia Graduate School of Journalism professor, " Boston Globe " editor and former " Atlantic Monthly " executive Michael Janeway and William H . Janeway, until 2006 a vice-chairman at Warburg Pincus, as well as by three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.
16. "The point about journalistic rules and standards and the walls that have long existed between the business and news people is that they are there for the long run, " said Michael Janeway, a former editor of the Boston Globe and now director of the National Arts Journalism Program at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
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