Chapter 1: A Culture of Criticism
The Limitations of the American Newsroom and the Societal Role of Press Criticism
Chapter 2: Rosebud Associates
The Crisis of Objectivity in American Journalism and the Founding of (MORE)
Chapter 3: The Marble Admonition
Chronicling the Journalism of the Early ’70s and Challenging the Institutional Press
Chapter 4: The Gathering of the Gothamedia
The First A. J. Liebling Counter-Convention and the Coalescence of the Intellectual Elite of American Journalism
Chapter 5: Get Me Rewrite
(MORE) Adjusts to the Post-Watergate Press
Chapter 6: The Gadfly
How Press Critics and Their Targets Interact: Two Case Studies of (MORE) and the New York Times
Chapter 7: How the Press Became the Media
More Becomes a “Media Magazine”
Chapter 8: Further(MORE)
The Demise of (MORE), and Its Legacy for Press Criticism