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Buzzwords of civic journalism appear in Post
Cole Campbell says Ray Hartmann will never understand 'public journalism'
Public journalism guru visits Post-Dispatch
St. Louis University professor says public journalism must progress slowly
A public challenge
Stone's defection major defeat for public journalism
Imagine a newspaper: Post-Dispatch kills news analysis section in favor of public journalism project
Imagining the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Campbell uses Post as guinea pig
Postmortem on Post's 'Imagine'
News-Leader backs off civic journalism
Imagine St. Louis: A conversation the Post never intended
Public journalism connects with Christians
Imagine St. Louis: 50 case studies in the failures of public journalism
Campbell quits Post
Cole Campbell had a tragic flaw
Racial pledges, gang summits, election forums -- what actually makes a public journalism project?
Public journalism survey reveals confusion over concepts, stymies movement
Echoes of Spiro Agnew -- Public journalists blame 'elite' press for attacks
Public journalism opponents and advocates not easily stereotyped
More on stereotyping
Public journalism continues to expand
Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist Mike Peters 'disses' civic journalism
Rosen's civic journalism counter to good journalism
Public journalism hits TV airwaves
New book criticizes public journalism
Professors say public journalism undermines SPJ ethics
Public journalism's sugar daddy offers short cuts on the intellectual journey
Public journalism creeps into high schools
Who knew?
Those who do understand 'public journalism'
Licking their wounds: Public journalists suffer setback
Public journalism undermines public trust
Results of the study
Methodology of the study