When Private Passions Meet Public Journalism
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Should Fox News keep relying on a political reporter who privately mocked John Kerry as a well-manicured "metrosexual"?
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Media & professional: Last week an extraordinary editorial in the New York Times demonstrated the limits of the press in a diffuse media age. Paul Harris reports.
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Some intrepid journalists put their lives in danger to file reports from war zones but it is a rare reporter who actually volunteers to be shot.
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By Janice Rhoshalle Littlejohn THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  Before her daughter was born, Marnie Cooper sifted through newspaper and magazine articles, weighing the pros and cons of exposing young children to TV.
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By Anonymous  Critical Thinking About Sex, Love and Romance in the Mass Media, Mary-Lou Galician and Debra L. Merskin, eds. Erlbaum, 2007,408 pp., $34.95.  Contributors to this fascinating book examine popular media's roles in perpetuating romantic fantasy and myth.
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A study by the Project for Excellence in Journalism found that user-generated news sites cover markedly different topics from mainstream news sites.
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Sometimes media metrics and audiences have very different views of what works.
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As jury selection begins, a frenzy of coverage prompts questions about the media and fair trials.
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Britain's political establishment has never been short of political scandal. While the latest tale to grip London's political and media circles lacks the titillating, sometimes bizarre, features of other public ...
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The stories readers have been talking about this year.
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Vaulting ambitions Quocirca's changing channels Every so often the mainstream press gets its teeth into a story and canât let go. In the second half of 2007 and continuing into 2008 the UK press started to uncover a series of stories about data losses. There is always a degree of opportunism and scaremongering with news runs; a chance to bash a new government, an appeal to a readerâs sense of insecurity and so on. So does a more rational look allow the wood to be seen through the trees?â¦
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In an effort to provide radical transparency into how the news is produced, Wired Science now offers you the opportunity to shape journalism as it is happening -- through our own blog, our Twitter account and our Facebook page.
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It's not every day reporters are invited to dine with the first lady - or get a peek at the Lincoln bedroom.
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By Richard Mial, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Mar. 4--When I was in college in the early 1970s, my journalism professors used to regale us with stories about the utopian media age that cable television was going to usher in.
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By Syed Nadzri  STORIES and statements about moral values and sinful acts seldom fail to fascinate us. Let's pick just a few that were reported in the newspapers over the last week. And let our thoughts be provoked a little.
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While in the White House Teddy Roosevelt was an open book to reporters and photographers. But once he left 16oo Pennsylvania Ave. he made it very clear he intended to become a private citizen. O'Toole gives us a glimpse of the private, family man Roosevelt became once leaving office.
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By The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb. 26--The editorials of The Wall Street Journal often give voice to  some of the most erudite thinking in the American media. So it is  disheartening to hear that voice twist -- or ignore -- reality in order to  savage Mississippians.