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Deadline / by Will Steacy, Tom Steacy & current and former staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Fine Arts Library - Rare Book TR140 S7837 A6 D43 2015
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Steacy, Will, 1980-
Steacy, Tom.
b. frank books, publisher.
David F. & Stephanie B. Simon Collection Endowment.
Philadelphia Inquirer (Firm)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Steacy, Will, 1980-.
Steacy, Will.
Philadelphia Inquirer (Firm).
Artists' books--United States--Specimens.
Artists' books.
Newspapers in art.
Photography--United States--History--21st century.
Photography.
Philadelphia Inquirer (Firm)--History.
Newspaper publishing--United States.
Newspaper publishing.
History.
United States.
Genre:
Specimens.
History.
Physical Description:
80 pages : illustrations ; 56 cm
Manufacture:
Philadelphia : Philadelphia Inquirer's Schuylkill Printing Plant, 2015.
Place of Publication:
Zürich : b. frank books, 2015.
Summary:
"Will Steacy spent five years photographing the newsroom and printing plant of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Through a depiction of The Inquirer's efforts to prevail despite shrinking advertising revenue, falling circulation, lay-offs, buy-outs, and bankruptcy, Steacy reveals the challenges and harsh realities that confront the newspaper industry today. In the first of the two Deadline publications Steacy presents an 80-page newspaper featuring photographs of The Inquirer newsroom and press he made between 2009-2013, along with images from The Inquirer's archive, and photographs, letters, news clips and other ephemera from his own family's five generation newsman history. The Deadline newspaper also features 70 original essays by current and former Inquirer newsroom staff (including 16 Pulitzer Prize winners) discussing The Inquirer's history, its legendary rise from one of the worst papers in America to one of the best, the challenges and triumphs of working in today's newsroom environment, and reflections on the future of newspapers and journalism."
Notes:
Newsprint format.
Signed.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the David F. & Stephanie B. Simon Collection Endowment.
ISBN:
9783906217062
390621706X
OCLC:
927374355

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