Murray Seeger

Home Works

Discovering Russia:
200 Years of American Journalism

"If you are fascinated with Russia, if you are curious about the craft of journalism and its seemingly endless failings... then Mr. Seeger has answers that will slake your thirst and discomfit you at the same time."

--Washington Times, Nov. 30, 2005

"By the end of it all, the reporters who worked in Moscow will reminded of why they did. Those who never worked there might well wonder why they did not."

--Nieman Reports, Winter 2005

Selected Works

Article, Nieman Reports, Spring 2006

The Coverage of Soviet Dissidents by Western Journalists
Review of book, The KGB File of Andrei Sakharov

BROAD LECTURE, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

CZARS TO COMMISSARS AND BACK
Analysis of current developments in Russia by former Moscow correspondent.Very brief description goes here

Nonfiction

Discovering Russia: 200 Years of American Journalism
A study of journalistic writing from Russia starting in 1776.

Economics Made Simple
Collection of newspaper articles written for use in high schools and first college years.

Nonfiction, Essay

Even a Free Press Can Use a Bit of Oversight
The Washington Post, Dec. 4, 2005: Suggested reform to improve status of traditional American journalism.

Two Articles, published by Academic Press/Elsevier

Encyclopedia of International Media and Communications
Discusson of "Books" and "Books, Future of"

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