Jack Newfield
Jack Newfield pioneered a new kind of investigative journalism -- a
passionate advocacy of social causes and political reforms
backed up by relentless digging for the facts. He began
in the 60's as a columnist for the Village Voice.
He left after 24 years and continued his investigative
reporting successively for the New York Daily
News, the New York Post, the New York
Sun and The Nation magazine. He was a fellow
of The Nation Institute.
Jack was the author of 10 books and collaborated on numerous
documentaries. He received the George Polk Award for Investigative
Journalism in 1990, an Emmy for his documentary on Don
King in 1991, and numerous other awards. Jack Newfield died on December 21st, 2004.
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Series
Books:RFK: A Memoir, September 2003
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