Christian Science Monitor

Christian Science Monitor is a newspaper in Boston, Massachusetts, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

The newspaper is published once a week.

It is one of the best American media outlets, according to Mondo Times members.

The Christian Science Monitor began publication in 1908. The paper is available as a weekly print edition, a multimedia web site updated daily, an email edition, and a personal digital assistant (PDA) edition.

The Monitor stopped printing a daily newspaper on March 27, 2009. It now publishes its print edition once a week.

This newspaper is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist.

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-- September 13, 2010 -- Anna Mulrine is now defense and national security editor at The Christian Science Monitor, working out of its Washington, D.C., bureau. She was previously a senior editor at U.S. News & World Report. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, September 13, 2010

-- August 16, 2010 -- David Clark Scott is now online editor at the Christian Science Monitor. He was previously the magazine's international editor. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, August 16, 2010

Newspaper Reporters at State Capitols Are an Endangered Species
-- Newspaper reporters are disappearing from state capitols, Jonathan Zimmerman of the Christian Science Monitor reported on June 22, 2009: "The number of full-time reporters in American state capitols has decreased 32 percent in the past six...

Do Journalists Deserve Low Pay?
-- Journalists deserve low pay, according to Robert G. Picard in an opinion article published by the Christian Science Monitor on May 19, 2009: "The demise of the news business can be halted, but only if...

Blogging and Online Commentary are Not News Reporting, Says Stroehlein
-- Andrew Stroehlein wrote an interesting opinion piece about foreign news coverage in the May 18, 2009 edition of the Christian Science Monitor. He argues that if we want to know what is really going on, we need to have reporters on the scene to tell...

Christian Science Monitor Editor John Yemma On Becoming an "Online Newspaper"
-- Christian Science Monitor editor John Yemma wrote about becoming an "online newspaper" on March 27, 2009: "The Christian Science Monitor has published its final daily print edition, dated March 27. The key words in that sentence are "daily print." As...

Christian Science Monitor To Stop Print Publishing, Become Online Newspaper
-- In October 2008, the newspaper reported the big change: "The Christian Science Monitor announced the end of its daily print format and its switch to a Web-based publication. Starting April 2009, the 100-year-old news organization will no longer publish...