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Don Bolles
Ivy Lee
Red Smith
Nellie Bly
Ida B. Wells Benjamin Day
Horace Greeley Elias Boudinot
Edward R.
Murrow Joseph Pulitzer William R. Hearst
Cissy Patterson
Ida Tarbell
Ernie Pyle
Lee
Miller George Polk Katherine Anne
Porter
Lincoln
Steffens Benjamin Franklin
John Peter Zenger
Jacob
Riis George Seldes I.F. Stone
James
Agee Walker Evans Dickey Chapelle
Dorothea
Lange Weegee Margaret Bourke-White
Mary Church
Terrell Eric Sevareid May Craig
Albert Lasker
P. T. Barnum
James Walter Thompson
Margaret
Fuller
Frederick Douglass Ray Stannard Baker
H.L.
Mencken Louisa Knapp Upton Sinclair
Philip
Graham James Franklin Ernest Hemingway
- Don Bolles (investigative reporter; note that there
are other people with this same name.) [Check following sources as a
beginning search:]
- * UNC Online Catalog [Select "LC
Subject" -- enter Bolles, Don
* Google Scholar
[enter Don Bolles]
* Communication & Mass
Media Complete [enter Don Bolles]
*
InfoTrac Web (Expanded Academic ASAP) [Select "Person
Named" -- enter Don Bolles]
* Newsbank (America's Newspapers;
only in Park Library Computer Lab) [Select "Lead/First
Paragraph -- enter Don Bolles]
* Questia
[enter Don Bolles]
* NICAR/IRE
(Investigative Reporters & Editors) [enter Don Bolles;
enter Arizona Project]
* The Arizona Project (book in UL
PN4897.A724 W4)
* The Arizona Project (reprint of newspaper series is
in Park Library)
* Check Park Library's specialized reports; consult with Park Librarian
* Also run Don Bolles' name through "Research Resources" listed below.
- Edward R. Murrow (news broadcaster, 1908 - 1965)
- Charles Kuralt (CBS correspondent, 1994 - 1997)
* UNC-CH
Southern Historical Collection [Note: example of manuscript collection]
*
Kuralt's videos of "On the Road"
* UNC-CH online
catalog -- search by author, "Kuralt, Charles"
- Ida B. Wells (African-American publisher/journalist,
and civil rights activist, 1862- 1931)
- John Peter Zenger (colonial printer, publisher,
journalist 1697 - 1746)
- I. F. Stone (investigative reporter, 1907 - 1989)
* UNC Online Catalog (keyword search)
Stone, I.
F.
* I. F. Stone Weekly [Note: check Park Library's video collection,
call # AV 73001 1973 Beta
format]
* Wikipedia (search
I. F. Stone) [Note:
click on the "Cite this article" link in right hand column on the screen.
- Ida Tarbell ("muckraker", 1857 - 1944)
- George Polk (investigative reporter for CBS, 1913 -
1948)
- George Seldes (investigative reporter and media
critic, 1890 - 1995)
- [Note also the following statement from Wikipedia:
"Most teachers and professionals do not consider
encyclopedias citable reference material for most purposes.
Wikipedia articles should be used for background
information, and as a starting point for further research,
but not as a final source for important facts. As with any
community-built reference, there is a possibility for
error in Wikipedia's content — please check your facts
against multiple sources and read our
disclaimers for more information."]
RESEARCH RESOURCES:
Journalists of the United States
[PN4871 .D68 1991]
"Biographical sketches of print and broadcast news shapers from the late
17th century to the present."
Who Was Who in Journalism, 1925 - 1928
[PN4871 .W65] [Note: this book is not in UNC-CH campus
libraries; it is available from East Carolina University Libraries via
Interlibrary Loan.]
Brief biographical and professional information.
American Newspaper Journalists
[PS221 .D52]
In The Dictionary of Literary Biography Series; [Note:
check Park Library's book collection, call # JH-bio. A512, 1985.]
1690-1872, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 43
1873-1900, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 23
1901-1925, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 25
1926-1950, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 29
American Magazine Journalists [PS221
.D52]
In The Dictionary of Literary Biography Series; [Note:
check Park Library's book collection, call # SPE-alu.R573.]
1741-1850, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 73
1850-1900, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 49
1900-1960, First Series, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 91
1900-1960, Second Series, Dictionary of Literary Biography, v. 137
American Newspaper Publishers, 1950-1990
[PS221 .D52]
In The Dictionary of Literary Biography Series; [Note:
check Park Library's book collection, call
# JH-bio .S512, 1993.]
Biographical Dictionary of American Newspaper Columnists.
1995. PN4871.B57 1995
Biographical Dictionary of American Journalism. 1989
[Note: check Park Library's book collection,
call # REF-bio.B615 1989]
The Ad Men ad Women: A Biographical Dictionary of
Advertising. 1994 [Note: check Park
Library's book collection, call REF-bio.A190 1994]
Political Commentators in the United States in the 20th
Century: A Bio-Critical Sourcebook. P95.82.U6 1997
Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Journalists
[PN4871 .T34 1986]
Greatest emphasis on editors, publishers, photographers, bureau chiefs,
commentators and cartoonists of the post-WW II period.
Journalistic Advocates and Muckrakers: Three Centuries of
Crusading Writers. 1996 PN4820.A66 1996.
[Note: check Park Library's book collection,
call # REF-dicX .A648 1996.]
Journalist Biographies Master Index. 1979
[Note: check Park Library's book collection,
call # REF-bio.J86 1979]
Guide to Sources in American Journalism History.
[Note: check Park Library's book collection,
call # REF-bib.C356 1989]
NEWSPAPERS IN THE
UNC-CH LIBRARIES
and SOURCES FOR RESEARCH [Note: the database,
Proquest's
Historical Newspapers, is NOT available on this campus. If
students seek journalists' articles, photos, etc., we will need to request
Interlibrary Loan of microfilm from other libraries. Check with Park Librarian
about these ILL requests. Listed below are a few U.S. newspaper or magazine
titles on microfilm.]
TIME MAGAZINE
ARCHIVES (1923 - 2006)
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (microfilm from
1881-2001 in Davis Library [Note: Digitized
1881-2001 but ssues after 1929 are being added as they are digitized. The
Atlanta Constitution changed its name to the Daily Constitution between
1876-1881 after which it reverted back to the Atlanta Constitution.]
CHICAGO TRIBUNE (on
microfilm from 1963 - in Davis Library)
LOS ANGELES TIMES (on
microfilm from 1886 - in Davis Library)
WASHINGTON POST [Note:
1877-1954; 1954-1973; 1974 - on microfilm in Davis Library]
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS:
Chronicling America
-- Historical American Newspapers (bibliographic and
digital/searchable -- for 1900-1910 only)
LIBRARY RESEARCH: FINDING PRIMARY RESOURCES (Includes
descriptions of "primary sources" and "secondary sources" as well as suggested
search strategies associated with online catalogs and electronic databases.
Note: this web site is from the University of California-Berkeley.)
UNC-CH tutorial on finding primary source documents:
http://www.lib.unc.edu/reference/hum/primary.html
PARK
LIBRARY COLLECTIONS
- Books
- Newspapers [Note: See also other
UNC-CH newspaper collections http://www.lib.unc.edu/newspapers.html
]
- Serials & Journals [Note: Search for
journal titles in the UNC-CH Online Catalog http://www.lib.unc.edu
]
- Films &
Videos [Note: Semonche's favorite film about journalists is a 1948
documentary-style drama titled, "Call Northside 777." Park
Library call # AV-ff 48001 1948 DVD. Actor Jimmy Stewart plays
the role of a Chicago Times reporter investigating a man
believed to be innocently imprisoned -- by his mother. In some respects it
seems to be the forerunner of the latter-day Innocence Projects.]
SERIALS and PERIODICALS:
[Available in Park Library and in Davis
Library.]
- American Journalism
- Communication Research
- The Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics
- International Journal of Public Opinion Research
- Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic
Communication
- Journal of Popular Culture
- Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
- Journalism History
- Journalism & Mass Communication Monographs
- Mass Communication & Society
- Media History Monographs
- Media Psychology
- Newspaper Research Journal
- Problems of Journalism: Proceedings of the American
Society of Newspaper Editors [Note: title changed in later years to
ASNE:
Proceedings of the American Society of Newspaper Editors.]
- [Note: check with Park Librarian for
other
journal titles.]
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Books
& Serials
- From Headline Hunter to Superman: a journalism
filmography, 1997 (In Park Library Call # FLM-flg .N463 1997)
- Journalism: A Guide to the Reference Literature. By Jo A.
Cates. Third Edition. Libraries Unlimited, 2004. (In Park Library)
- [Note: to find other books about journalism biography in our Park Library, students may search the UNC
Online catalog using the Park Library call numbers for journalism
biography: JH-bio or consult with Park Librarian, Barbara Semonche.]
ARCHIVES and
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS
ONLINE CATALOGS
DATABASES [Available via UNC-CH
electronic resources and selected other sources]
- AEJMC
Conference Papers Searchable Archives
- Communication & Mass Media Complete (Go to http://eresources.lib.unc.edu/eid/
and select "C." Scroll to Communication & Mass Media Complete.
Click on it and proceed with your search.)
- JSTOR
- UNC-CH
Electronic Indexes & Abstracts (Go to
http://eresources.lib.unc.edu/eid/
click on "Subjects" pop-down box; browse the list of subjects;
highlight you selection, e.g., "History," then click on the
"select" key. You will discover 61 databases for
researching historical topics.)
- UNC-CH Online Catalog:
Documentaries (Go to http://www.lib.unc.edu/
and search using subject headings for "documentary films," or
"documentary television programs," etc.)
- Early American
Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876
Early American Newspapers includes over 400 historic newspapers and
features cover-to-cover reproductions of more than one million pages
of fully text-searchable facsimile images. For students and scholars
of early America, this unique collection -- based largely on
Clarence Brigham's "History and Bibliography of American Newspapers,
1690-1820" -- offers an unprecedented look back into the
extraordinary history of the United States -- the story of its
people, ideals, commerce, and everyday life.
SEARCH ENGINES
WEB SITES
LITERATURE REVIEWS
Scholarly
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