Great correspondents author: David Randall number of pages: 271

How, when, and where did the profession change over one hundred and fifty years? 1- William Howard Russell: the man who invented war correspondence. 2- Edna Buchanan: the best specialized crime correspondent ever. 3- A. J. Liebling: the witty one acknowledged according to writing standards. 4- George Seldes: a correspondent who provoked the anger of officials and the hardened. 5- Nelly Bly: the best undercover correspondent in history. 6- Richard Harding Davis: one of the most descriptive reporters. 7- G. A. MacGahan: perhaps had the greatest news report. 8- James Cameron: the foreign affairs commentator. 9- Floyd Gibbons: the ideal example of a mission-driven reporter. 10- Hugh McLellan: the best writer who used words in journalism. 11- Ernie Pyle: the correspondent who did not forget the people he wrote for. 12- Ann Leslie: the most versatile and rich in topics correspondent. 13- Mayer Berger, the dean of reporters. Al-Obeikan Publishing