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> As a professional media critic, I could expound for hours on this
> subject. But I won't, because this is the TRACK AND FIELD newsgroup.
> We're getting a little off-topic here, aren't we
As a professional media critic, I could expound for hours on this
subject. But I won't, because this is the TRACK AND FIELD newsgroup.
We're getting a little off-topic here, aren't we? If anyone wants the
URL of the archive of my old media columns, I'll be happy to give it,
but otherwise, maybe
malmo wrote:
> Let's see if I got this straight: wealthy, insular white women, who live
> in segregated buildings, eat at segregated restaurants, send their kids
> to segregated schools, belong to segregated clubs and attend segregated
> social events, are protesting Augusta's men-only policy so t
What bothers me is that almost all media outlets are owned by just a handful of
corporations, such as News Corp (Fox), Sony, AOL-Time Warner, Disney, etc. Check this
out for more:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/cool/giants/
What kind of objective reporting do you think they're do
ng?
malmo
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Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 12:49 PM
To: Track Listserve
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Dark Day addenda
Ed Grant wrote:
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> My wife happens to belong to one of the consituent me
Ed Grant wrote:
>
> My wife happens to belong to one of the consituent members of this
> organization. Her group was "taken over" by radical feminism with
absolutely
> no consultation of the hundreds of local groups spread around the country.
> It just happened. And this is typical of the o
According to an AP story I saw this morning, the story that Anderson (and
another staffer did one as well) wrote and got cut was because it violated
the NYT's rule that the news and editorial sides not be critical of each
other. Nobody said Anderson couldn't take a stance contrary to the
editorial;
