Taking journalism seriously : "objectivity" as a partisan cause / Richard H. Reeb, Jr.
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Language: | English |
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Lanham :
University Press of America,
[1999], ©1999.
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Physical Description: | ix, 326 pages ; 24 cm |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Part I: "The selling of the Pentagon" Chp. 1. How CBS edits interviews and speeches
- Chp. 2. How CBS defends its editing practices
- Chp. 3. CBS makes its case against propaganda
- Chp. 4. The critics make their case against CBS
- Part II: The Pentagon papers. Chp. 5. How the Times reports secrets
- Chp. 6. Why the Times failed in its criticism
- Chp. 7 "Objective journalism" as authority
- Chp. 8. The right to know or media discretion?
- Part III: Roots of the current problem. Chp. 9. Walter Lippmann and citizenship
- Chp. 10. The limits of history and science
- Chp. 11. James Reston: a reporter in politics
- Part IV: The journalism of the founders. Chp. 12. Thomas Jefferson: politics of journalism
- Chp. 13. James Madison: teacher and exemplar
- Chp. 14. Alexander Hamilton completes the work.