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Journalism Interactive

Embargoed for Release
Thursday, July 26, 2001, 1 p.m.

New Attitudes, Tools and Techniques Change Journalism’s Landscape

A Study Conducted for:
Associated Press Managing Editors
Pew Center for Civic Journalism
National Conference of Editorial Writers

Conducted by:
Campaign Study Group
Springfield, Virginia

Highlights >>> Detailed Findings Part One >>>

Reader Interaction and Outreach
The Perceived Role of Newspapers in the Community
Reader Concerns

Detailed Findings Part Two >>>

Reader Interaction and Outreach
The Perceived Role of Newspapers in the Community
Reader Concerns
The Reporting Process
News Collaborations
Storytelling

Detailed Findings Part Three >>>

Trends in Coverage
Story Subjects
Newsroom Organization
Newspaper Redesign

TOPLINE RESULTS

TOPLINE PART ONE (Questions 1-6b) >>>
TOPLINE PART TWO (Questions 7-9b) >>>
TOPLINE PART THREE (Questions 10-23b) >>>
TOPLINE PART FOUR (Questions 24-34b) >>>

PRESS RELEASE

Journalism Interactive: Press Release >>>
Survey Pinpoints a Sea Change in Attitudes and Practices
Engagement Defines New Era of Journalism

[To Highlights >>>][Table of Contents]

[Highlights][Detailed Findings 1][Detailed Findings 2]

[Detailed Findings 3][Topline Results][Press Release]

Transforming Journalism Today. Reinventing it Tomorrow.

Journalism Interactive

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TOPLINE RESULTS

PRESS RELEASE