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Quality journalism requires that a news reportanswer six questions Who, What, When Where, How, and Why. A good reporter will answer atleast the first five in the first paragraph, sometimes in a single sentence. The answer to Whyoften lags, particularly on a breaking story because it takes time to track it down.Most people can answer the first five questionsapplied to the lives they are living. Not somany ask themselves Why, mainly becausethey ...

On September 1, 1983, a Korean Airlines jet en route from New York to Seoul strayed off course and over a military-sensitive area of the Soviet Union. The jet refused to respond to warnings by a Soviet fighter jet. The pilot of the fighter was ordered to shoot it down. He did. The plane went down into the Sea of Japan. All 269 people on board were killed. How did this disaster occur? What caused the Soviets to down the commercial flight?

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Most people, when asked if they can remember their best teachers, can come up with a list of five...and with a smile of appreciation for what those teachers contributed to who their students are today.Think about it. Imagine if all of your teachers had been that good. You'd know a lot more, and about many different subjects. And more importantly, you'd know a lot more about yourself. You would have led a better life, having learned important l...

Four more cases for Francie LeVillard, the world's finest consulting detective since Sherlock Holmes - In The Serra Mob Francie deals with organized crime on the Monterey Peninsula.- Criminaltiy of a political nature is tied to the murder of a good friend in Quaint, But Corrupt - For some people, The Power Aphrodisiac is so overwhelming they can find themselves in prison. - Finally, originally to be called, "Beretta" this fourth case history h...

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I also think that this would be a wonderful book for young people entering the field of broadcast journalism." -- J-school professor "This is an extraordinarily entertaining book, riddled with anecdotes to tickle the funny-bones of those who have devoted their careers to the fascinating, often thrilling, world of television news. [It's greater value, however, may be for those who haven't but are interested in giving broadcast journalism a try....

I also think that this would be a wonderful book for young people entering the field of broadcast journalism." -- J-school professor "This is an extraordinarily entertaining book, riddled with anecdotes to tickle the funny-bones of those who have devoted their careers to the fascinating, often thrilling, world of television news. [It's greater value, however, may be for those who haven't but are interested in giving broadcast journalism a try....