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...question the veracity of modern journalists, and in a speech given at the University of Oregon last year, he criticized Fox News for misleading viewers about the Iraq War. He called Fox talk-show hosts such as Bill O’Reilly a “different breed of journalists?? who practice “pseudo-journalism.” Carroll said that he will probably discuss that issue in his lectures, although he has yet to begin any official planning. Next semester, Carroll will focus his research on the changing world of journalism and the risks...
...wake of the recent investigation by special prosecutor Patrick J. Fitzgerald into the leak of an undercover CIA operative’s name to the press, Woodward and Bernstein both said they were worried about the effect of similar cases on journalists?? ability to do their...
...that cooperation was necessary to get anything done. But Adam Nagourney, chief political correspondent for The New York Times, attributed the polarization to the increased availability of information, which forces politicians to get “louder and more coarse” to win attention. He also suggested that journalists?? “bias toward conflict,” rewards politicians who breed contention, rather than those who cooperate. Joshua C. Sharp ’08, who attended the panel, said he was struck by the agreement among the panelists, despite their diverse backgrounds. He said this indicated...
PANAFEST—not an acronym, but unfailingly capitalized by Ghanaian journalists??is a sordid affair that mixes tedious, egotistic African government types with local Rastafarians conniving to profit off of stupid tourists with the mushy, self-righteous black American tourists themselves, coming “back to Africa” to rediscover their roots...
...also defended network news against accusations of liberal bias. Any bias, he said, results from self-selection in the field, and journalists?? tendency to “question authority.” To counter perceptions of bias, he said news agencies need to be “overtly aggressive in seeking multiple points of view...