By Christopher B. Daly
Here is a fine piece that features the author Jim Gleick thinking in print about the coverage of the Boston Marathon bombing and related events. (Full disclosure: I have known Jim since we were in college together, and I admired his books Chaos and The Information; I am not currently in touch with him.)
Gleick’s piece from New York magazine was also noticed by Maureen Dowd in her column today. She added value by actually taking him out for coffee and interviewing him.
Photo montage by New York magazine (including photo by BU student journalism Kenshin Okubo).
Filed under: broadcasting, CNN, Journalism, journalism history, Photography, Photojournalism Tagged: Boston marathon bombing, David Foster Wallace, journalism, media, news
