Turning a Critical Lens on Television News
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A former producer at "20/20" mimics Michael Moore in his aims but not his showmanship in this messy broadside against network news divisions.
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Preventing a disputed ``60 Minutes&#39;&#39; story on President Bush&#39;s military record from sinking CBS News&#39;reputationmay come down to how willing the news division is to open itself up to scrutiny.
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With the rise of user-driven content sites, Internet users have a say in what is news. A new study examines the differences between what editors think is newsworthy and what the public does.
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A serious discussion on pressing national issues may be good for the country. But it isnât necessarily good television.
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Current Media hopes to strike while the apathy is hot.
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The heated network news competition is still complicated by how much network newscasts squander or build on the programs that precede them.
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A look at how network news divisions have dealt with charges of faulty reporting:
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By LYNN ELBER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Sometimes a TV series needs a tuneup. Tweak the plots, juice the promotion, and it may end up a challenger in the ratings race.
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It leads the TV news, and everyone from  schoolchildren to the prime minister is talking about it.
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A satirical look at the ever-growing list of cable channels.
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NBC, CBS and ABC - have provided news and entertainment to American television viewers for decades. Each network broadcasts the evening news at 6
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Behind the lens: A Times photographer's contemporaneous account from ground zero.
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On the news, the war plays as tragedy. Can television producers repackage it as situation comedy?
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Both sides of the political spectrum twist the truth in their media briefs, according to a website that's tracking the spin. The system of half truths make it hard for ordinary folks to become informed.
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Not long ago, a journalistâs toolkit consisted of a notebook, a pen, and a camera. But thanks to the growth of rich media in online news sources, journalists can now complement the words and images in their articles. âTelling Stories with Sound,â the first in a series of such articles, explores the growing role audio plays in journalism, helping writers craft richer and more dynamic stories for their readersâand listeners.
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The popularity of political films may signal a change in the way Americans choose to be informed.
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One Wired News correspondent cuts his connection to the cable company and doesn't look back. Can the internet supply enough video programming to entertain a family of five? By Robert Lemos.