Feed/back: The California Journalism Review [two Issues: Fall 1984, Spring 1986] -

San Francisco, 1986. Two issues of the magazine, 49 and 41 pages respectively, the latter issue with an address label on the cover. Articles about the inner workings of the California media, challenges facing editors, papers going under, new resources like electronic databases, etc. The journal was edited by Leonard Sellers, who in the latter issue here announces his resignation due to conflicts with the SF State journalism program, in which he was a tenured professor. He argues that the program did not value the role of the journal as a valuable critique of the media, and meddled excessively in its oversight.