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Rem Rieder's columns

	A Sacred Profession? (Columns) May 2001 Not if almighty profits trump public service. > read more
Across the Great Divide (Columns) April 2001 Students and teachers alike learn lessons at a training conference for Serbian journalists. > read more
At the Crossroads (Columns) March 2001 Overly aggressive cutbacks by newspapers during the downturn will hurt them in the long run. > read more
Stop the Madness (Columns) January/February 2001 It's past time for networks to stop calling states before the votes are counted. > read more
Called for Traveling (Columns) December 2000 Subsidized trips for travel writers: a bad practice. > read more
Difficult Times (Columns) November 2000 The New York Times explains itself. > read more
Surviving Reality Television (Columns) October 2000 Does pop culture belong on page one? > read more
The New World Order (Columns) September 2000 The dotcoms and a changing work force impel newspapers to reassess how they treat the talent. > read more
The Milwaukee Angle (Columns) July/August 2000 Washington honors a journalist who steered clear of its worst aspects. > read more
Fog City Blues (Columns) June 2000 Hearst's pursuit of the Chronicle takes some decidedly unlovely turns. > read more

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