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Katrina HeronKatrina Heron joined Wired magazine in 1995 as editor-at-large and became editor-in-chief in 1997. She took Wired's circulation over the 500,000 mark and repositioned it as a general interest magazine for the 21st century. Heron resigned in the summer of 2001 to explore in greater depth many of the issues she covered at Wired, including digital technologies and the future of publishing, and to package and edit a range of book projects. Prior to joining Wired, Heron was an editor and writer at the The New York Times Magazine, a senior editor at Vanity Fair and a senior editor at The New Yorker. She graduated from Yale and was a Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford in 1994-1995.
Seminar speeches given by Katrina Heron:Covering the Press: Ethics, Values and Social IssuesApril 23, 2002 Magazines and Alternative Weeklies as Marketplace of Ideas Video is presented in either Real Media or Windows Media format. To view Real Media video, download and install RealPlayer, a free video streaming player available from RealNetworks. To view Windows Media video, you will need to download and install the Windows Media 10 Player. |
What fellows have to say about past seminars: "The presenters, especially the demographers, were very impressive. The demographers all had great credentials and certainly delivered outstanding material. The sessions, I hope, will greatly improve the work that my colleagues and I will be able to do with future Census releases. I will strongly recommend for colleagues to apply to appropriate conferences in the future. The repeated emphasis on going beyond summary numbers to examine the underlying dynamic was valuable as a way to start thinking more deeply about stories coming from the numbers."
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