Great Book Editors Are Not an Endangered Species
The retirement of legendary editor Robert Loomis, who worked with Maya Angelou and William Styron, doesn't signal the end of a publishing era More »
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Peter Osnos is a journalist turned book editor/publisher. He spent 18 years working at various bureaus for The Washington Post before founding Public Affairs Books. More
The retirement of legendary editor Robert Loomis, who worked with Maya Angelou and William Styron, doesn't signal the end of a publishing era More »
The PBS show has won more awards than virtually any other newscast—and it deserves more visibility More »
America's first solo female anchor has faced many challenges since 2006, but she's about to own her future more than ever before More »
Times are changing, but one fact remains certain: Readers and writers will continue to thrive in some form More »
Dozens of people, from staff to stringers, coordinate to rapidly deliver quality, reported journalism on international issues More »
Today's authors can't rely on the merit of their pages. Literary coverage has grown, but reaching readers is as difficult as ever. More »
A look back at an age of old retail and indie bookstores, before computers, celebrity memoirs, and megachains came to dominate the literary world More »
This year's Edward R. Murrow Fellow has served as both an intelligence officer and a journalist More »
Patrons love checking out books for their e-readers. What a shame publishers still don't know what and how to charge. More »
Even in our digital age, change often comes sweepingly, powerfully and from forces far more lasting than 140 characters More »
Public radio's 34 million listeners finally understand how the system works—and how costly ending government support would be More »
NPR's president made three notable management errors, but it was really the change in Congress that led to her ouster More »
After Jared Loughner opened fire, the Arizona newspaper knew how to react More »
In "The Case for Democracy," Natan Sharansky's years of struggle provide a powerful way to understand today's turmoil More »
A look at the AMC show's virtues after a scathing assessment from the New York Review of Books More »
The worst for print journalism may be over, but change is not, whether online, on the radio, or on cable news More »
Some are beginning to criticize Muhammah Yunus and his micro-loan concept, but has he done anything wrong? More »
Why the immensely popular genre of books is not only worth reading, but writing as well More »
The future of digital publishing remains uncertain as the courts continue to debate eBook copyright issues More »
With video rental stores going out of business, here's a great way to catch up on this year's awards contenders More »
