These simultaneous efforts are somewhat symbolic of the challenge of capturing
Joseph Pulitzer's long-lasting impact on American journalism; an accomplishment that this impressive and dynamic film makes in less than two hours.
Hungarian-American media figure
Joseph Pulitzer -- the namesake of the world's best-known prize for journalism -- is credited with saying that commercial success is good for a newspaper's "moral side" and therefore has "a legitimate place" in a media organization's business office.
Jack Kelly Jeremy Jordan Katherine Plumber Kara Lindsay
Joseph Pulitzer John Dossett Davey Ben Fankhauser Crutctfie Andrew Keenan-Bolger Medda Larkin Helen Anker Spot Conlon Tommy Bracco Governor Roosevelt Kevin Carolan With: Ryan Breslin, Garett Hawe, Ryan Steele, Kyle Coffman, Aaron J.
1847
Joseph Pulitzer. American newspaper proprietor, who founded the Pulitzer Prizes for literature and journalism.
Several biographies, including one as recent as 2001, already feature
Joseph Pulitzer.
(Can't you already hear the Fox News headlines about bailing out the liberal media?) McChesney and Nichols do make a convincing case that the costs of saving serious journalism are nothing compared to what will be lost if it withers away, quoting
Joseph Pulitzer: "Our Republic and its press will rise or fall together." But we already knew that, right?
The remaining 2010 inductees, Paul Yo Anderson, Carlos Hurd,
Joseph Pulitzer III and Murat Bernard "Chic" Young, were honored posthumously.
Dana, Whitelaw Reid,
Joseph Pulitzer, Henry Grady, James Gordon Bennett Jr., and Henry Watterson.
presents Pulitzer's Gold: Behind the Prize for Public Service Journalism, an in-depth account of the ninety-year history of the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, especially the most exalted prize of the
Joseph Pulitzer Gold Medal.
In which country was
Joseph Pulitzer, creator of the Pulitzer Prize, born?
The awards are made possible by a bequest from publisher
Joseph Pulitzer, founder of the St.