Mark Jurkowitz
Mark Jurkowitz was The Boston Globe’s first full-time media critic and has held that position since September 1997. He joined the paper in 1995 and served as ombudsman and part-time media writer. Jurkowitz began his career at the TAB Newspapers and was editor-in-chief there from 1984 to 1986. He was media critic for The Boston Phoenix for seven years, where he wrote the "Don’t Quote Me" column. Jurkowitz has worked as a talk radio host on WRKO, WHDH, and WBZ. For two years, he was a public affairs commentator for Monitor Radio. He has been an instructor of media ethics at Northeastern and Tufts universities
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Jurkowitz: Media Criticism a 'Child of the Alternative Press'new
CJR Daily |
5-05-2006 01:49 pm |
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Jurkowitz: 'Alternative Press' Is Best Place To Be a Media Criticnew
Boston Phoenix |
5-05-2006 08:08 am |
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Phoenix's Jurkowitz Headed to Project for Excellence in Journalismnew
The Boston Phoenix |
5-04-2006 10:49 am |
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At Voice, Reaction to Lacey Runs Gamut From 'Fear to Exhilaration'new
The Boston Phoenix |
2-16-2006 07:55 am |
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