Gerald C. Stone

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  www.taaonline.net/membersonly/columns/readability2.html - [Cached Version]
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  By Gerald Stone
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  GERALD STONETAA president, 1995-1996
  
  (618) 453-3274gstone@siu.edu
  
  Stone, who teaches journalism at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, has written five books and numerous academic articles.

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  www.taaonline.net/membersonly/columns/contracts4.html - [Cached Version]
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  By Gerald Stone
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  GERALD C. STONE
  
  Founding editor of Newspaper Resrach Journal
  
  At home in the journals of his field

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  About Us - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/7/2007    Last Visited: 2/7/2007  

  Gerald Stone, Ph.D., APRCommunication and Research AnalysisGerald@StoneGroup.orgFormer journalism professor, department chair, college dean and graduate program director.As an academic program head, he was responsible for alumni donor solicitations and raised $300,000 in endowment funds.During his term as president of the Text and Academic Authors Association, he was influential in securing more than $500,000 in international reprography money for the organization.

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  Board Meetings April 1999 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/1/1999    Last Visited: 2/2/2001  

  Gerald Stone, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
  
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  Research Project Ideas - Facilitated by Gerald StoneThe group approved three proposals on researching faculty and student use of The Times, and recommended that guidelines and procedures be developed for future projects.The groups made the following suggestions :.
  
  1. A national database of current professor and student users should be created.2. A request-for-proposal system should be established.3. The research subcommittee should serve as the entity to decide which projects are viable for funding.

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  Convention Info - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/5/1999    Last Visited: 10/25/2006  

  Assessment of Lead Writing Practices in U.S. Newspapers -- Gerald Stone, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale -- Are U.S. newspaper journalists still adhering to the principle of writing short, active-voice leads?

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  Journalism Ethics > Feature Articles > Positive news... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/16/2008    Last Visited: 3/31/2009  

  In an article by communications professors Gerald Stone and Elinor Grusin, it was found that the average amount of positive news on ABC, CBS and NBC was 25.1 per cent.

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  Newspaper Research Journal - Editorial Board - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/23/2008    Last Visited: 10/31/2009  

  Dr. Gerald C. Stone, Editor Emeritus

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  Newspaper Research Journal - NRJ History - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/31/2009    Last Visited: 10/31/2009  

  Newspaper Research Journal took root in 1979, the brainchild of Dr. Gerald C. Stone. The original impetus to initiate a journal centered on newspaper research arose a year earlier at the 1978 Association of Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication, at which Stone, along with his cohorts in the Newspaper Division, discussed an industry guru's scathing report about the state of journalism education. The industry personality had taken some cheap shots, but had also backed up his assertions with quantitative measures. As a response to the harsh attack, Stone, along with incoming Newspaper Division head Dr. Elden Rawlings, began work on NRJ.
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  So Stone was charged with the unenviable task of helping a freshman journal gain momentum. At the time, Stone was a professor at California State University, Long Beach, and it was there in the spring of 1979 that he completed the journal's prototype edition, "a rag-tag 72-page booklet with nine research articles and multiple typos - my pride and joy."
  
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  Dr. Gerald C. Stone
  
  NRJ's founding editor

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  St. Louis Journalism Review - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/1997    Last Visited: 3/21/2004  

  "There's a hard core of journalism professors who are fully committed to public journalism," said Gerald Stone, who is director of journalism graduate studies at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale."They give papers, hold workshops and give classes on public journalism.I think they'll be doing this for some time to come.
  
  "I don't think this movement has gotten the scrutiny and criticism that it should," continued Stone."Quite frankly, I think this is because some academic heavyweights have gotten behind it, and some foundations are out there with them, and so a lot of professors are reticent to say too much against it.It deserves more scrutiny."
  
  Stone said he was originally "quite impressed" with public journalism, but has become more of a skeptic as he has watched different projects unfold.He said he dislikes projects that involve a newspaper covering forums and town hall meetings that the newspaper has helped sponsor.
  
  "That coverage just isn't news, it's promotion," said Stone.
  
  "When there isn't foundation money to support these projects, then there's a promotion department that's ready to support them because it seems like good public relations," said Stone.

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  Stone Group > Professional Staff - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/6/2009    Last Visited: 7/6/2009  

  Gerald C. Stone, Ph.D., APR, Communication and Research Analysis Director With 25 years of journalism education experience, Gerald has an exceptional national network of academic, media, and nonprofit leaders. From founding Newspaper Research Journal to serving as national president of the Text and Academic Authors Association to heading a College of Communication and Fine Arts, Gerald's organizational management successes have transformed every association he has led. Clear content, precision editing, poignant photography and sleek design are the result of Gerald's analysis of clients' needs to help reach their media goals. Gerald is the author of more than 50 scholarly and professional journal articles, six books, and numerous data-based reports. Let his analysis and creative presentation skills help your organization achieve its internal and external mission.

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