News Media & the Law 2001 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
News Media & the Law 2001
Her dedication to the First Amendment was unsurpassed.(journalist Katharine Graham)	Literature/writing	Jack Nelson
Katharine Graham receives lifetime achievement award.(from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, text of her speech)(Transcript)(Cover Story)	Literature/writing
Politicians, police and a principal torment reporters.(problems confronting reporters in obtaining access to information)	Literature/writing	Erin Uy
Present from justices may signal end of party.(U.S. Supreme Court's Bartnicki v. Vopper decision's effect on freedom of the press)(Editorial)	Literature/writing	Tony Mauro
Press impasses: dealing with police before, during and after stories break.(includes related article on police-press policies)	Literature/writing	Scott L. Matson, John Sears
Reporters on superhighway meet roadblocks: small staff, building credibility are major hurdles for web sites.(includes related article on online sports journalists)	Literature/writing	Erin Uy
The Pentagon Papers, 30 years later: the man who started it all worries more than ever that an official secrets act will keep the public in the dark about how the government handles foreign affairs.(Daniel Ellsberg)	Literature/writing	Scott L. Matson

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