News

There are, however, similarities between TV and other news media. ... There are also 24-hour news stations all over, the most prominent being CNN. Created in 1980 by Ted Turner, the Cable News Network, or CNN, was the very first all-day every-day news station. ... If you were to turn on Headline News, you would get immediate news on major happenings from around the world. ... The TV portion of news and reporting is huge, and it"ll only get bigger. ...

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No News is Private News "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. ... After very little debate, there was no question in my mind that the news had to be reported. ... What kind of country would it be if news that could potentially be very important was shielded from the eyes of the public? ... In reporting this news, many more questions will be asked of the Mayor and more facts will come out of the investigation. ... After some consideration, I determined that their best argument to not print this news is not nearly as convincing as the reasons this news should be published....

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The National News Council was formed in 1973 to address the concerns and content of national news media. ... News councils are important because they serve as a mechanism of accountability. ... A news council provides a more in-depth analysis of ethical dilemmas that may save a news organization from lawsuits. ... A news council helps to maintain trust in the news media by public governance. ... While making sure that a journalist prime directive of informing the public is met in a balanced and objective manner, news councils can lessen the gap between the public and the news me...

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Fox News Network: New Conservatism in the Cable Media Throughout the history of American cable television, a profound fondness toward liberalism has presented itself to the general public. ... From the rise in popularity of the Fox News Network, this new found intolerance is shown through a refuge of viewers retuning to the channel that gives us "Fair and Balanced" coverage. ... From the time of its formal launch in early January of 1996, Fox News has made it habitual to steer towards the right side of politics. ... The conservative critique of the news media rests on two general propositi...

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Have you watched the daily news? ... Stark's article, "Local News: The Biggest Scandal on TV," he wrote there the study published by the Columbia Journalism Review about the news stations ignoring false information given out by the local news. ... Stark states, "A 1995 study of the local news found that crime and disaster news make up about 53% of the news on local newscasts.... Clearly, the news media has a great effect on the people. ... The government, working with the news media, should not be held responsible for the deceit the news media has been producing. ...

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The news media shows too much violence on television. ... Parents and teachers tell children to watch the news because it is less violent than the cartoons and music videos out there. When the Columbine crises went down, the news was all over it. ... The major news media stations covered the chaos live then they reaired it threw out the next two months. ... The news media is seemingly driven by violence and people probably don't want their kid to grow up to participate in violent activities...

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Knowing how to interpret what real news is essential for one because the news can be misleading with what they report. ... If you the audience agree that news does not always provide real time content and also understand that most news outlets report for headlines, and not actual news, then you can understand why I can prove that its hard to know when someone is even reporting real news. ... With that being said, what is really considered news? ... Is that considered to be a formal way of receiving news, and furthermore can that even be called news? ... If you are not aware of these tactics th...

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HOW IS THE WAR REPRESENTED IN THE NEWS MEDIA? The media, whether it is the printed news or seen on television is saturated with news of the war with Iraq. ... Another bias demonstrated in the local news is the minimum attention placed on international news. ... Biases are not limited to local news alone. ... The information coming through is from either Al-Jazeera news or through official news conferences by press secretaries. ...

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News media in America is directly related to the social media in America. ... CNN, MSNBC, ABC and pretty much every other news media outlet will have similar newscasters and similar news. All of these news outlets have one thing in common: negativity. ... News and social media can also become an addiction. ... News media is an avenue of increased connection with people despite distance. ...

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