ASNE - May

Credibility conversation spotlights obstacles, Hypothetical situation pits anchor Dan Rather against U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, but comes into its own as nitty-gritty editorial decisions are discussed and analyzed, by Jack Tinsley
Credibility sessions tackle sex scandal, corrections, Coverage of the Clinton-Lewinsky mess gets mixed marks; bias/point of view discussion leads to self-examination; editors think corrections are well accepted, by Bob Swofford
Out of the credibility crisis, by Sandy Rowe

Times Mirror chief walks through lion's den, Before a wary audience, Mark Willes spells out his vision of the future of the Los Angeles Times and explains the details during a spirited Q&A session, by Owen Youngman

Albright, Greenspan, Eisner add star quality, Lecture on market capitalism and a warning not to follow 'the black helicopter crowd' is followed by a man 'who believes in pixie dust' speaking on the First Amendment, by Jerry Huff

Pursuing a single America, John Hope Franklin advises editors to advocate diversity in their communities 'with more vigor than they might be used to', by Kathy Warbelow
A poor showing: Why so few to see Franklin?, by Gilbert Bailon

Writers say editor support is paramount, Distinguished Writing Award winners say that praise, support and feedback from editors help them become better, by Morris Thompson
Building Nicole's Mama, by Patricia Smith

Mobile's transformation succeeds in Tiner's hands, Stan Tiner has changed the Register into a scrappy, independent voice for southern Alabama, by Bailey Thomson
Mobile (Ala.) Register, by Bailey Thomson
Stan Tiner, by Bailey Thomson

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