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When even public radio has business programs but no labor show, it's easy to understand how financial news mogul Michael Bloomberg was elected mayor of New York, writes Norman Solomon. From FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting) | |
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In Ukraine, President Kuchma criminalizes the media. A military clampdown on an independent television station in Georgia sparks riots. And in Sudan, censorship has been the ongoing yield of the country's 18-year civil war. Keep up with international press freedom issues. From Index on Censorship | |
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Why doesn't the public trust the media? Tom Rosenstiel, in an interview with Steven Price, talks about where journalism has gone wrong and what to do, including a Viewers' Bill of Rights. From Media Watch | |
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As they fight to save old-growth forests, Australian tree-huggers are learning how to work the press. From The Paper | |
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An interview with businessman-journalist Marius Stoianovici at a time of transition, confusion, censorship and activism for the Romanian press. From Central Europe Review | |
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More September 11 fallout: the loss of perhaps a quarter of New York City's 210 ethnic publications, most of which are independently owned. Abby Scher talks about efforts to help. From Independent Press Association | |
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Two companies are vying to become Vancouver's first multicultural and multilingual broadcaster — a long-overdue move in Canada's second-most ethnically diverse city, says Karen Kawawada. From Thunderbird Journalism Review | |
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With FirstGov, we were going to be able to do it all - pay taxes, monitor legislation, question officials. But money and security issues cast the huge portal's future in doubt. Rebecca Fairley Raney reports. From Online Journalism Review | |
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Stephen Tropiano asks why some TV shows are so popular with gay men, why they're mostly about women- and just exactly what it is that makes them gay. From PopMatters Media, Inc. | |
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In an article full of hypertext links, Alex Burns looks at the new Internet Archive and asks what a cybermuseum of "undead media" can tell us about the future. From The Disinformation Company | |
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