plain counsels by leading journalists on the qualifications and training needed, the duties and conditions of work and the monetary and other rewards that may be expected Cranfield, Walter Thomas 1874- creator editor. text enk London New York Sir I. Pitman & Sons 1930 monographic eng

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xi, 100 pages frontispiece, plates, portraits 22 cm The psychology of the journalist, by Lord Riddell.--The editor's chair, by R.D. Blumenfeld.--The provinces as training ground, by Mark Goulden.--The special correspondent, by Frederick Peaker.--The foreign correspondent, by Hugh Redwood.--The parliamentary journalist, by A.P. Robbins.--The literary editor, by L.J. McQuilland.--The critic: art, music, and the drama, by Bernard Weller.--Sports editing and reporting, by Percy Rudd.--The free-lance, by W.T. Cranfield.--Openings for women, by Emilie H. Peacocke.--The technical press, by H.C. Hunt.--Opportunities overseas, by R.V. Walling.--Editing a magazine, by Comyns Beaumont. edited by W.T. Cranfield; with numerous portraits, personal sketches and illustrations. Journalism Journalism PN4733 .C7 070.4 31011792 DLC 790323 20210505115148.0 ocm04773627 eng