11.   If the citizens for whom public journalism is designed have concerns about its application, so do many people in the media.

12.   In and out of newsrooms, public journalism has drawn a mixed reaction.

13.   In Rochester, New York, a public journalism project is geared toward fixing the schools.

14.   Its advisory council includes such luminaries as media critic Edwin Diamond, former Time magazine managing editor Jim Gaines and public journalism guru Jay Rosen.

15.   Many public journalism projects owe their existence to generous grants from the Pew Center.

16.   Most news organizations have not promoted partisan political positions in their public journalism experiments.

17.   Not all the reports from the public journalism precincts are glowing, though.

18.   Proponents of public journalism have found some journalists receptive, including at several papers like The Charlotte Observer that are owned by Knight-Ridder Inc.

19.   Rosen, an evangelist of public journalism, travels the country warning journalists that traditional news organizations are in peril.

20.   Rosen prescribes some solutions that even many journalists who are experimenting with public journalism find unpalatable.