Liberating the media: the new journalism

1. The new journalism / Charles C. Flippen -- 2. The new journalism in historical perspective / Jay Jensen -- 3. The noonday underground from the Pump House Gang / Tom Wolfe -- 4. The book as a medium for journalism / from a discussion with Gay Talese -- 5. Selection from Honor thy father -- 6. The "truth" about objectivity and the new journalism / Jack Newfield -- 7. Tisch gang from the Village Voice / Jack Newfield -- 8. Objective journalism / Lester Markel -- 9. The necessity of conventional journalism : a blend of the old and the new / Robert B. Semple, Jr. -- 10. The underground press : notes on the past and the future / Brian Boyer -- 11. Selections from the underground press: -- "Gay pride week" Harry, July 17, 1970 -- "Confessions of a sexploited lady" Berkeley Tribe, August 23-29, 1969 -- HARRY reporter drops acid, hears Billy Graham, sees apolcalypse, digs it" Harry, July 17, 1970 -- 12. Democracy in the newsroom : notes on the movement toward non-seigneurial journalism / Ron Dorfman -- 13. No cease-fire in Chicago press / Chicago journalism review, May, 1973 / Neal Rosenau -- 14. Editorial control in the newsroom / Ernest Imhoff -- 15. Personal journalism in television / Theodore F. Koop -- 16. Network television and the personal documentary / Film comment, Spring, 1970 / Arthur Barron -- 17. The underground film / Charles C. Flippen -- 18. Public access to the media and its critics / Jerome Barron -- 19. Considerations on the future of American journalism / Ben H. Bagdikian