Track it in 3 types of media over at least a week, and report on how the coverage is similar or different. keep a record of how the story is portrayed for at least four days during the week. Do you feel like you got the whole story?
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Paper, News-TV "Talk host MEET THE PRESS" About the "Constitution Restoration Act" Concerning The Evangelical Conservative Christians using Capitalism as a form Government and false Religious faith. Spreading it across the globe and causing a lot of lives to be lost in the process. Billy Graham trying to pull this same thing with Richard Nixon when he was President. Billy Graham being on the Watergate tapes with Nixon.
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Repeat after me: The media is about sales, the media is about sales...they are not interested in reporting truth as much as reporting something that will sell papers or ad space/time.  Pictures of Africa showing success will not be as interesting as showing tragedy....it is unfortunate but true.
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You could always pull some topics from whats happening in the world today. You could also tackle topics that are controversial. I think one topic that might be interesting is "How liberal is the media".\n\nBeing that you are interested in Conservative Journalism you may want to read "Letters to a Young Conservative" by Dinesh D'Souza. You can find it at amazon.com or your local library may have it.\n\nGood luck with your endeavor!
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Write the network.  That's the only thing I can think to do.  As for the show, I thought it was boring.  But that's just my opinion. Good luck.
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Check out foxnews.com. They did an extensive investigative report on post war Iraq a while back.  Based upon what they found the country is thriving.\n\nAs for the media they look for stories that have two factors.  First the story must have an excitement factor in order to get an audience.  Second it must fall within limits of what is acceptable to the liberals who own the media outlets.  Except for FOX and some local independent papers and news stations most media follows these two unwritten but mutually understood rules.
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call the newspapers or the television station and they wiil lead you to a department that takes on story leads.
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Get my arse on TV! Once you're in the public eye, if anything happens, they will know what happened.
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I think in most places it's not just up to the police; the local prosecutor's office usually makes the charging decision.  Also, if it seems that the police and prosecutor are not acting reasonably, you might be able to get a reporter interested in the story.  That can sometimes cause the authorities to take more action.
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go to the restaurants they're stuffing their fat carcasses at and shove it in their faces! Seriously, I would write an overview and sent it to them but I'd have it copywrited first so they can't steal it. Don't give them the whole thing unless they make an offer! Send your overview to as many producers as possible!
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But how much of your "information" is filtered through a system that may not give you the whole truth?\n\nAny source for news will have a bias, regardless of the intention.\n\nNo offense, what proof do you have to support the 90% number you quote?
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One thing you want to do for sure is only use the slides for emphasis of main points. If you read from it or a piece of paper you will put people to sleep. Know your material and tell the story changing the cadence of your voice and looking at your audience. You have a most interesting topic - although it sounds rather broad. What is the relationship you are looking for between the topics you have mentioned? How are you going to hook them together. Find an anecdote if you can that makes the connection. Good luck.
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No the truth is that other countries have much tighter control over their media so it's not very likely that other countries are going to get the full story.
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Recite the information on to tape and listen to it.\n\nIt works for me. It is easier for me to listen.
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GREAT QUESTION! \nHow many people's reputations were ruined because the media went with a story that sensationalized an event...too many.  The retractions never seemed to get as much publicity as the initial story.\n\nWe love gossip and the media feeds off that.\nI know we have been interviewed for newspaper articles a half dozen times and they have ALWAYS gotten some fact wrong.  ALWAYS.\n\nMy grandma told me, "Don't always believe everything you hear" and she was right.
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Can it be about some place you've traveled? About a person you admire? Is there any specific topic it is supposed to be focused on? My suggestion would be to pick a topic you feel sooooo familiar with and that you enjoy. A sport......a celebrity.......a place......and then go to town. If your paper is about something you love, you'll whip it out in no time. I can see you getting started and then not even realizing you've gone over 3 pages. Just be sure to pick a topic you enjoy and know a great deal about from personal experience. I hope this helps!
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back your story up 100%......if you stick with the story and maybe go into some extra detail....most back down
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seriously...wanna get famous? go out with a bang, people will immortalize you.  a memorable bang, though. set up the press coverage ahead of time :)