About Global Journalist
Global Journalist Magazine
Global Journalist magazine reports on the state of press freedom around the world, covers developments in international journalism and serves international journalists.
Global Journalist was first published in 1995 for the International Press Institute by former Los Angeles Times publisher David Laventhol and former foreign editor Alvin Shuster. In 1999 the magazine moved to the Missouri School of Journalism where the magazine continues to be produced by students at the School. Global Journalist is funded in part by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute.
Global Journalist is continually searching for fresh voices for our online and our quarterly print editions. To give feedback or story ideas please contact us at:
Phone: 573-884-7542
Fax: 573-884-1870
Email: GlobalJournalist@missouri.edu
Global Journalist
132A Neff Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
- Publisher: Dean Mills
- Editor: Stuart H. Loory
- Managing Editor: Patricia Smith
- Online Production Director: Becky Sternberg
- Art Director: Sheila Johnson
- Asst. Editors: Jackie Borchardt, Elizabeth Peer, Michael Shulman and Janos Gal
- Administration: Patricia Kelley
- Web Design: Bernell Dorrough
Global Journalist Radio
Global Journalist is a half-hour weekly discussion of international news by a panel of journalists from throughout the world. The program is produced by Missouri Journalism School graduate students.
The moderator is Prof. Stuart H. Loory, Lee Hills Chair in Free-Press Studies at the Missouri School of Journalism. Loory formerly covered Moscow, the White House, science, civil rights, the Vietnam War and other subjects for the New York Herald Tribune, The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times. He was also managing editor of the Chicago Sun-Times, directing much of its prize-winning investigative reporting in the 1970s. He worked 18 years for CNN as Washington Bureau Chief, first Moscow bureau chief and executive producer of the CNN World Report.
The program airs Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. (Central Time) on KBIA, the public radio station of the University of Missouri, Columbia, and is available on the Internet at http://www.globaljournalist.org/radio/. Listeners may ask questions or make comments by going to www.globaljournalist.org or by leaving a voice mail message at 573-884-9641.