Description: This book offers a robust account of women's leadership in journalism, looking at the obstacles they overcame and the strategies they used to solve problems and handle crises. These profiles of inspiring women in prominent media positions from the nineteenth century to today showcases their eagerness to experiment, take risks, and innovate and offers useful lessons in moral leadership.
Review Quotes: "This book offers material not available elsewhere. Through a series of well-written biographical essays it chronicles various paths to leadership undertaken by a diverse set of women in different media positions. By showing that one size doesn't fit all, it offers useful guidance to young women as they start their careers. It also contributes an overlooked dimension to the history of women in American media."--Maurine Beasley "professor emerita, University of Maryland"