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Dear reader,

Greetings from Columbia Journalism Review.

Our July issue is in the mail, with many articles that we hope you find significant and interesting. For example:

Cover Story: Prisoner 345

Rachel Morris explores Gitmo and the case of the only journalist imprisoned there. What happened to Sami al Haj

http://www.cjr.org/cover_story/prisoner_345.php

Damage Report

Craig Flournoy and Tracy Everbach find that most of the journalists who left The Dallas Morning News landed on their feet. Those who stayed are not so sure

http://www.cjr.org/feature/damage_report.php

Bending to Power

Bruce Page traces the sorry history of News Corp. (Web Only)

http://www.cjr.org/profile/bending_to_power.php

Plus:

Julia Klein spots pigs with wings at The Philadelphia Inquirer

The editors tell the fable of the scorpion and The Wall Street Journal

Stephen Totilo finds real journalism in the unreal world of Second Life

Jim Wooten remembers his friend David Halberstam

Douglas McCollam X-rays Norman Pearlstine’s Off the Record

Anthony Marro sheds light on Robert Novak’s Prince of Darkness

Gloria Cooper says goodbye to Darts & Laurels

And much more. We hope you enjoy it.

To SUBSCRIBE, to give CJR as a GIFT, or to check STUDENT RATES, go to www.cjr.org/subscriptions.