Columbia Journalism Review 60th Anniversary Winter 2021 The Voice of Journalism "The Voice of Journalism" 60th Anniversary Issue - Winter 2021 Good overall condition. There is minor damage to the front cover. (Photo #2) Damage to a handful of pages. (Photo #7) Minor discoloration to the very tip of the pages. Inner pages are very clean, very minor discoloration spots here and there. Please view all photos and ask any questions prior to purchasing. "This anniversary issue of CJR puts on display how much the news of the day operates within a much longer timeline. The same stories persist. CJR?s inaugural issue offers an assessment of the 1960 Kennedy?Nixon presidential campaign, raising many of the questions that animate our pages today: about perceived bias in reporting and difficulties covering a vote-counting process that?s drawn out and opaque. It considers a book called The Fading American Newspaper?a hint of the local-news crisis that was, decades later, to come. And it criticizes television reporters for showboating at press briefings with President Kennedy, noting that the average question had grown to fifty words long since the briefings became televised, from an average of fourteen words under Franklin Delano Roosevelt."