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It was presented as a portrait of the campaign press in the 1970s that shows how powerful peer culture is in journalism, originally written as a Rolling Stone piece and still resonant today.
One is Boys on the Bus by Timothy Krauss, which was a portrait of the campaign press at work in the 1970s. And this book helps you understand how powerful the peer culture is in journalism. And it's w...
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It was presented as a portrait of the campaign press in the 1970s that shows how powerful peer culture is in journalism, originally written as a Rolling Stone piece and still resonant today.
One is Boys on the Bus by Timothy Krauss, which was a portrait of the campaign press at work in the 1970s. And this book helps you understand how powerful the peer culture is in journalism. And it's written as journalism was originally, I think, Rolling Stone piece. But there's something about it that still resonates like all these years later.