Jerry Ceppos is the William B. Dickinson Distinguished Professor in Journalism and former dean of the Manship School of Mass Communication at Louisiana State University. Before entering academia, he worked for thirty-six years in newsrooms. He has contributed to several books on media ethics and journalism, including News Evolution or Revolution? The Future of Print Journalism in the Digital Age.
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What is it like covering President Donald Trump? As this book shows through the personal stories of some of the nation's most talented reporters, the truth is as spellbinding as it is surprising.--Jonathan Allen, NBC national political reporter and co-author of "Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed Campaign" Covering any president of the U.S. has always been a complicated symbiotic dance. In this book, prominent journalists unveil their inside stories of covering Trump and why even wizened reporters are shocked by this White House like no other. You must read it.--Connie Chung, television journalist The personal stories of journalist after journalist being harassed by the administration make this a shocking read. But their battle to remain objective and to fight for information is inspirational.--James Carville, political consultant This is the rare book that will grab ordinary readers as well as students who want to understand how Washington journalism really works.--Lucy Dalglish, dean of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland Covering Politics in the Age of Trump is an honest, passionate, and eye-opening account of journalists sharing their experiences while holding one of the most prestigious jobs in the media world. Their stories are important as we navigate the challenges in an ever-changing world, with technology, political strife, and uncertainty, yet optimism knowing these challenges can be met.--Gemma Puglisi, assistant professor of communication at American University