The Press in the Internet Age (12/02/99)

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from The Press in the Internet Age held on December 2, 1999

A discussion of the press in the age of digital information.

Speakers

Landry Signe

Senior Vice President, The Freedom Forum; Executive Director, Media Studies Center

Jay T. Harris

Chairman and Publisher, San Jose Mercury News, 1994-2001; Founding Director, The Center for the Study of Journalism and Democracy, University of Southern California

Alan M. Horton

Senior Vice President/Newspapers, The E. W. Scripps Company

Jess Marlow

Broadcast journalist, KNBC-TV, Los Angeles

John F. Oppedahl

Publisher and Chief Executive Officer, Arizona Republic (1999)

David Talbot

Founder, Editor and Chief Executive Officer, Salon.com

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