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1. The World in Collapse
(Opinion/Opinion)
... to be fully human.      Robert Jensen is a professor in the School of Journalism at the University of Texas. He is the author of Getting Off: Pornography and the End of Masculinity; ...
... Green Zone http://dahrjamailiraq.com/bookpage "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 ...
3. Who Owns "Your" Media?
(Opinion/Opinion)
... of the global market and promote commercial values, while denigrating journalism and culture not conducive to the immediate bottom line or long-run corporate interests. It is a disaster for anything but ...
...  "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism   ...
... of journalism is rare these days when freedom of speech is all but nonexistent.   Death threats is all Judyth Vary Baker ever suffered from the very day multiple shots hit JFK. She had to ...
... heroism. We escape the propaganda by not playing that game, by telling the truth even when it is painful.       Robert Jensen is a journalism professor at the University ...
... know how, but I'm no activist, I haven't risked much; all it has cost me is a few journalism gigs. But the people at Wikileaks are putting their liberties -- and their lives -- on the line, to take ...
... journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism    ...
...  "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism   ...
... Jensen, Professor of Journalism, “Can journalism schools be relevant in a world on the brink?”, September 15, 2009, injects a doze of reality-check: “Re-titling can perhaps make the problem-space ...
... millions” that make social movements and create change. —Robert Jensen is a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin, and author of several books. Information and articles at uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rjensen. ...
12. Wikileaks Must be Protected
(Opinion/Opinion)
... section of journalism devoted merely to taking down what cynical and malign power tells it. This is state stenography, not journalism. Look on the Wikileaks site and read a Ministry of Defence document ...
BBC Panorama, An Exemplary Work of Clumsy Journalism by Gilad Atzmon BBC’s Panorama failed yesterday in its attempt to cover the Israeli Massacre on the Mavi Marmara. 'Death on the Med' is an ...
... beyond the walls of Canadian jails, buttressed as it is by shoddy journalism. First, the number 500 is being used to whip up fears of “tides” of refugees pouring into Canada. In fact, only a small minority ...
... War are those brave enough to say no. Order Beyond the Green Zone http://dahrjamailiraq.com/bookpage "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New ...
... of the criminal tragedy of the Iraq War are those brave enough to say no. Order Beyond the Green Zone http://dahrjamailiraq.com/bookpage "International journalism at its best." --Stephen ...
... complicit in this terrible crime." Macintyre dismissed our response as being "full of misleading assumptions about journalism in general and mine in particular." We invited him to enlighten ...
...  "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism   ...
19. The Shadows of Hiroshima
(Opinion/Opinion)
... set up by Washington. The role of western journalism in erecting this straw man is critical. That America's Defence Intelligence Estimate says "with high confidence" that ...
... say no. Order Beyond the Green Zone http://dahrjamailiraq.com/bookpage "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's ...
... journalism and access to information for the American people, we have no democracy. It will not work. And those are the two lynchpins of our current democracy, and every problem with every other issue ...
22. Prosecuting Tony Blair
(Opinion/Opinion)
... moral objective of truth with justice, have been bracing for a public force-fed on complicit, lobby journalism. Verbose celebrity historians like Niall Ferguson, who rejoiced in Blair’s rejuvenation of ...
... the conservative government), called a 'counter-insurgency' campaign? Isn't counter-insurgency by definition a kind of 'combat'? "WTF? This crap is called journalism? "By the way, about ...
... a kind of “combat”?   WTF? This crap is being called journalism?   [For complete article reference links and features, please see original at This Can't Be Happening here.] ...
25. BP Disaster's Long-Term Impact
(Opinion/Opinion)
...  "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism   ...
... his name in journalism reporting independently from Iraq during the most intense periods of the American invasion. His books on the wars include 'Beyond the Green Zone: Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist ...
... capacity to invest in investigative journalism has been impaired by falling circulation and difficulties in making money from the web. ... Speaking at the TED conference in Oxford this month, Mr ...
28. Would I Lie to You?
(Opinion/Opinion)
... and "objective" journalism includes a top political opponent's concern that the first gentleman's statement was a treasonous fabrication. This is far easier on reporters, and works especially ...
29. Obama and Netanyahu Plan
(Opinion/Opinion)
... unscrupulous, worthless, and devoid of real journalism, those daring any fired for doing their job, why Project Censored warns of a "truth emergency inside the military industrial media empire," ...
30. What Happens Next for the Gulf?
(Opinion/Opinion)
...  "International journalism at its best." --Stephen Kinzer, former bureau chief, New York Times; author All the Shah's Men Winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism   ...
... This seemed to provoke him. Within a couple of hours we received the following message: "Actually, your email is so full of misleading assumptions about journalism in general and mine in particular, ...
...  Myles Allen, head of the climate dynamics group at the University of Oxford, commented: "What everyone has lost sight of is the spectacular failure of mainstream journalism to keep the whole ...
33. Hell Comes to Louisiana
(Opinion/Opinion)
... shows us that the true heroes of the criminal tragedy of the Iraq War are those brave enough to say no. Order Beyond the Green Zone http://dahrjamailiraq.com/bookpage "International journalism ...
...  In fact, as the investigative journalism web site ProPublica reported last summer, the White House "has erased all mention of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board from its Web site. ...
35. BBC = BIN AND BYPASS COMPLAINTS
(Opinion/Opinion)
... for the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism in Oxford last Monday night. Discussion turned to protest groups and lobbying outfits which email their views to senior editors. Boaden's response: ...
... the collective action you speak of when the ‘collective’ is still in denial. Thank you for listening.”       Robert Jensen is a journalism professor at the University of Texas ...
... these public institutions will be to talk to the media about the BP disaster. In another incident, on Jul. 2, Lance Rosenfield, a photographer for the non-profit investigative journalism outlet ProPublica, ...
... words, that whatever the government says, that is what they will believe. Whatever kind of journalism this is, it is certainly not truth-seeking journalism.   In any case, NIST’s claim that ...
39. Laying Out a Roadmap for Change
(Opinion/Opinion)
... back in 1979. PG: Do you feel a political/social message becomes more accessible when delivered via music? DR: There are a lot of factors that can make a message more or less palatable—journalism, ...
...  The last sentence was closer to Mills & Boon than serious journalism. Any number of facts and figures can be cited from media database searches to indicate media bias, but it is much more difficult ...
41. There Is a War on Journalism
(Opinion/Opinion)
John Pilger: There Is a War on Journalism by Decmocracy Now! John Pilger, award-winning investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker. He began his career in journalism nearly half a century ...
... for funding a project on Toussaint L’Ouverture with the veteran American actor and activist Danny Glover. Time opined, in that piece of incomparable ‘journalism’, that this would probably be just the beginning, ...
... thing that I’ve been through in my life in journalism,” Unger later told me. However, even though the Newsweek and New Republic stories had themselves been debunked, that didn’t stop other neoconservative-dominated ...
44. Restrepo: A War without Context
(Opinion/Opinion)
... of relative institutional, cultural, and logistical ease.  Embedded journalism and film have so dominated our window onto the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, however, that they threaten to marginalize ...
... become sort of a safe haven for journalism, but it also tackles the problems that IP hosts have when they are put under orders not to publish or, you know, to tell the people they’re hosting the information ...
CRUSHING ECONOMICS, CHEERLEADING MEDIA AND A LOFTY DISMISSAL FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES by Media Lens An essential role of corporate journalism is to shore up public confidence in an unjust, crisis-riven ...
... no rituals of purification available to cleanse us. But we can look in the mirror, honestly, and start the hard work of reconfiguring the world. ----------------------- Robert Jensen is a journalism ...
...  HEIDI BOGHOSIAN, EXEC. DIR., NATIONAL LAWYERS GUILD: The timing of the paid-for journalism suggests a concerted plan existed to taint the judicial proceedings and to tilt the outcome of the trial toward ...
... all people with half a brain in on-air jobs, who have some control over their final script. But all comedy aside, Stewart is heartless for attacking nine generations of American journalism and history, ...
US Media Hide Evidence: Did Israeli Troops Execute or Murder the Mavi Marmara Victims? by Dave Lindorff You want to know why we need independent journalism, and why those of you who are reading ...
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