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Surviving the Media Circus, Without Becoming the Clown
Commented Oct 29, 2009 at 22:03:11 in Media
“It's not a circus. It's a corporate success. Keep the masses uninformed and you can manipulate their fears and control their views. Circuses are fun and make no attempt to disguise their clowns. Corporate media pretends to inform as strives to entertain and has, in effect, successfully dumbed down a huge segment of the public. That's why the Internet is so vital. An informed electorate is the foundation of any country based on democratic ideals. That is also why our not for profit site continues to gain readership. Thanks all around.fro m http://tvn ewslies.or g”
lightbulb10 replied on Oct 30, 2009 at 10:47:24
“I appreciate that plug :) will be checking out the website.”
Deliverance
Commented Oct 24, 2009 at 19:47:25 in Politics
“Yes and yes and yes. So long as those delivering the lies and distortions promise a nation that allows them to attend rallies with loaded firearms and is free of gays and abortion rights, the lemmings will follow. There is not a single GOP policy that would improve the life of any teabagger, and yet the corporate media are able to convince tens of millions of uninformed Americans to vote totally against their own interests. We are a nation divided... .not by political ideology, but by information. Those who know not they know not, they are fools, pity them.”
independantand thinking replied on Oct 25, 2009 at 01:29:49
“pity you how do you think America became great with hard working people who started very small and when they went and sold there wares on foot then bought a horse then a cart then a store then more stores and hired people and those people got money and bought stuff and so on free enterprise that creates yahoo amazon Microsoft employ hundreds of thousands and millions of people not the govt they only take our money so if conservatives want smaller taxes govt etc then i guess you are misinformed about america not us read up on how america created for everyone a standard of living that has been the envy of the wolrd for along time did you see in russia and china and elsewhere that the top top people have great wealth and all the people below are dirt poor i have had friends who were in Russia and the few that are connect live lavishly but everyone else lives like beggars here its spread around even to the poor in ways others can only dream of i was overseas and say the middle class in some countries don't live like as well as the lower middle class here
howd it happen??? free enterprise hard work not the way the current democrats envision how America should be”
howd it happen??? free enterprise hard work not the way the current democrats envision how America should be”
kathy001 replied on Oct 24, 2009 at 22:09:57
“Very well said!”
War Fever at the Times: A Five-Day Log
Commented Oct 20, 2009 at 23:49:43 in Media
“This is what the NYT did in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq. The blood-lust was apparent as they published Judith Miller's lies, fed by Chalabi and his neocon handlers. They did this as the war began and progressed, playing the Bush/Cheney game just as CNN played to the viewing audience. The NYT, as much of the corporate media, thrives on the success of those who profit from war, just as they increase their readership as they play up the fear factor that results in public support for military exploits. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan remain bloodless war games, devoid of the photos of death and destruction and the spilling of blood and guts that define them.
This is not a surprise. The NYT, like the military commanders, have Obama in a no win stranglehold. He has no way out, and he cannot stay. This is what the PNAC boys wanted in the first place. They've all but disappeared into history. The NYT, of course, never exposed them or their bloody role in the Bush years.”
This is not a surprise. The NYT, like the military commanders, have Obama in a no win stranglehold. He has no way out, and he cannot stay. This is what the PNAC boys wanted in the first place. They've all but disappeared into history. The NYT, of course, never exposed them or their bloody role in the Bush years.”
noaxe397 replied on Oct 25, 2009 at 05:09:53
“Shadow:
Actually, the info sent to Judith Miller was from Scooter Libby after Cheney convinced Bush to declassify it.
Then, the entire Bush team went on the Sunday talk shows and, to a person, referred to Miller's front page story as evidence we need to go to war with Iraq.
After all, even the liberal NYT says so. And on its front page.”
Actually, the info sent to Judith Miller was from Scooter Libby after Cheney convinced Bush to declassify it.
Then, the entire Bush team went on the Sunday talk shows and, to a person, referred to Miller's front page story as evidence we need to go to war with Iraq.
After all, even the liberal NYT says so. And on its front page.”
MosheDayanHero replied on Oct 21, 2009 at 01:18:09
“"The NYT, of course, never exposed them or their bloody role in the Bush years."
I would have to assume you do not read NY Times on regular basis to make such a preposterous assumption.
There were hundreds of articles and opinion pieces published by NYT about neo-cons and their role in Bush admin.
Some examples:
http://que ry.nytimes .com/searc h/sitesear ch?query=P NAC&less=m ultimedia& more=past_ 365&n=10&p rev=0&frow =10&page=2”
I would have to assume you do not read NY Times on regular basis to make such a preposterous assumption.
There were hundreds of articles and opinion pieces published by NYT about neo-cons and their role in Bush admin.
Some examples:
http://que
Young Voices in The Future of News -- Connection, Conversation, Community
Commented Oct 01, 2009 at 19:39:48 in Technology
“Correct link to TvnewsLIES - http://tvn ewslies.or g Sorry.”
Young Voices in The Future of News -- Connection, Conversation, Community
Commented Oct 01, 2009 at 18:38:27 in Technology
“"News" lives. "Journalism" is dead. Glenn Beck's rantings are news. Sara Palin's book is news. An accidental death in small town USA is news. That's the problem
Journalism was a profession ostensibly created to INFORM the public of important events that affect their lives. It is the ONLY profession protected by the Constitution from interference from its practice because it was supposed to protect the people's interests by acting as a watchdog to keep those in power accountable to the citizenry. A democracy is totally dependent on an informed electorate. That has long disappeared from view.
"News" in the US is controlled by its corporate owners. Once the dissemination of information became a for profit activity, journalism suffered a slow and steady death. Notice that every single 'news' program reports the same topics at the same time, no matter what the station is called. Notice that every news source, print or otherwise, excludes the same stories and the same topics. Who's calling the shots. Think about it.
The future of journalism lies with those with the courage to put it all out there. The 'it' being information as factual, supportable reportage. It has to be distinguished from opinion. Commentary is commentary. necessary but distinct. Americans do NOT get news. They get infotainment and a few headlines of momentary interest, slanted by those who seek to influence public opinion, not inform.
That is why we at http://tvn ewslies.or g work to counter what passes for news.”
Journalism was a profession ostensibly created to INFORM the public of important events that affect their lives. It is the ONLY profession protected by the Constitution from interference from its practice because it was supposed to protect the people's interests by acting as a watchdog to keep those in power accountable to the citizenry. A democracy is totally dependent on an informed electorate. That has long disappeared from view.
"News" in the US is controlled by its corporate owners. Once the dissemination of information became a for profit activity, journalism suffered a slow and steady death. Notice that every single 'news' program reports the same topics at the same time, no matter what the station is called. Notice that every news source, print or otherwise, excludes the same stories and the same topics. Who's calling the shots. Think about it.
The future of journalism lies with those with the courage to put it all out there. The 'it' being information as factual, supportable reportage. It has to be distinguished from opinion. Commentary is commentary. necessary but distinct. Americans do NOT get news. They get infotainment and a few headlines of momentary interest, slanted by those who seek to influence public opinion, not inform.
That is why we at http://tvn
Voxygen replied on Oct 01, 2009 at 21:05:02
“While I agree that there is a difference between "news" and "infotainment," I think that we should be careful not to mythologize the history of journalism as some sort of pure, idealized form. Newspapers were rags since their inception and reporters covered scandals "back then" just as they do now. Newspapers have always had to make money, though not to the degree they do in today's hypercapitalist society. Yes, we need news to keep us "informed" so that we can have a democracy, but let's not get nostalgic for something that never existed.”
deepfreezevideo replied on Oct 01, 2009 at 19:24:42
“Shadow7 only has ELEVEN fans?? One of the smartest posters on HuffPo and we get a big ELEVEN. Now I see why most Americans don't understand anything about the death of journalism.
Two years from now you will be able to hire a trained monkey to do the job.
Remember when Howard Stern proved that a monkey could do the job of a program director at a radio station because nearly all stations followed some stupid formula?
Same thing's happened to journalism, there's no such THING as a journalist anymore, not in the mainstream media anyway.
Remember the film "Broadcast News"?
The message in that movie was a warning, but most people who saw it thought it was a love story.
Today, everything predicted in that film has come to pass.”
Two years from now you will be able to hire a trained monkey to do the job.
Remember when Howard Stern proved that a monkey could do the job of a program director at a radio station because nearly all stations followed some stupid formula?
Same thing's happened to journalism, there's no such THING as a journalist anymore, not in the mainstream media anyway.
Remember the film "Broadcast News"?
The message in that movie was a warning, but most people who saw it thought it was a love story.
Today, everything predicted in that film has come to pass.”
Matt7 replied on Oct 01, 2009 at 19:09:58
“Good points; and so true.”
Israel Diary: A Tale of Two Visits
Commented Sep 26, 2009 at 19:26:22 in World
“Thank you, Arianna, for breaking the silence. There is a total blackout in the American press of phrases such as 'Palestinian land,' or references to checkpoints and of any other words that accurately describe an illegal and immoral occupation that increases in size and power on a daily basis. I doubt Americans have ever seen a map of the West Bank showing the hundreds of settlements - which are cities, not tiny villages - spread out throughout the entire region, connected by roads patrolled by the IDF. I doubt they hear about the water being diverted from Arab villages to Jewish settlements.
The occupation is not a result of Arab intransige nce... it is the result of a national policy that seeks to expand into a 'Greater Israel' and cleanse itself of the Arab population it cannot absorb and sitll call itself a 'democracy .' Big joke, there. Again, there is such ignorance of the facts and the history of the region. So sad to read some of the really baseless comments supporting Israeli policy.”
The occupation is not a result of Arab intransige
WBMD replied on Sep 26, 2009 at 22:14:12
“"The occupation is not a result of Arab intransigence". No, it is the result of an Arab attack that failed. Explain again, please, why the Arabs cannot now take up Netanyahu's offer of a state.”
Glenn Beck's Attack On Van Jones: Fantasies and Falsehoods
Commented Aug 30, 2009 at 12:34:34 in Home
“Why should Glen Beck be any different from the rest of the LIARS who comprise right wing radio and TV. The continuing refusal to use the word LIE is so symptomatic of liberal cowardice as to be laughabale. The facts were not 'fabricated' - Glen Beck LIED. But then again, why would a lie require a response from anyone when Beck was not fired for expressing the desire to personally kill Michael Moore. He did that on the air, and the tapes are out there. He was very clear about his fantasy to kill a man whose politics he opposed... .not a tyrant or a mass murderer such as Bush or Cheney - but a film maker. No one blinked.
Beck's ratings rise with every outrageous lie and with each ugly, racist, evil statement. The man is obviously deranged, and just perfect as a spokesperson for FOX er.. FAUX news.”
Beck's ratings rise with every outrageous lie and with each ugly, racist, evil statement. The man is obviously deranged, and just perfect as a spokesperson for FOX er.. FAUX news.”
billhodges replied on Aug 31, 2009 at 10:30:08
“So what is the lie? Please disprove what Glenn is saying. Please do it or stop the he is a liar.”
Saving Journalism: Howard Kurtz Is Wrong, Dan Rather Is Right
Commented Aug 18, 2009 at 23:22:30 in Media
“Journalism died a quiet yet ugly death with the installation of the Bush administration. Scroll down on this page to view a video that explains why the mainstream media are America's number 1 enemy.
http://tvn ewslies.or g/tvnl/”
http://tvn
Genius replied on Aug 19, 2009 at 02:05:51
“Thank you shadow7. This shouldn't only open your eyes, this would wake the dead!”
Killing Yourself with Kindness
Commented Aug 17, 2009 at 14:18:05 in Politics
“Will someone explain to me why anyone continues to support Republicans? Read this and send it around.
http://www .tvnewslie s.org/html /day_in_th e_life_of_ joe_middle -.html”
http://www
Help Us Pick the HuffPost Game Changers: 100 People Who Are Using New Media to Change the World
Commented Aug 15, 2009 at 20:58:10 in Media
“Jesse Richard, Editor and Founder of the not for profit site: TvNewsLIES .org”
For 64th Anniversary: The Great Hiroshima Cover-Up -- And the Nuclear Fallout for All of Us Today
Commented Aug 06, 2009 at 13:54:30 in World
“We seem to designate historical truth to irrelevance, even when we face it. Lest we forget, - please read THE BOMBS OF AUGUST - in Remembrance of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
http://tvn ewslies.or g/tvnl/ind ex.php/edi torial/reg gies-comme ntary/3241 -the-bombs -of-august -in-rememb rance-of-h iroshima-a nd-nagasak i.html”
http://tvn
EasyCheese replied on Aug 06, 2009 at 14:01:25
“Oh good source...s ame site that promotes the incorrect believe that 9/11 was an inside job....way to go....”
Mobs R Us?
Commented Aug 03, 2009 at 20:28:46 in Politics
“Let's go forward in time to see the difference. The anti war protesters who marched from 2002 - before he invasion of Iraq - to the end of the Bush years - were NEVER covered by the MSM - no matter how many hundreds of thousands of marchers showed up. . Today, every right wing get-together gets full media coverage, great exaggeration of attendance, and non stop punditry. I wrote an article back in 2003 about those of us who were the 'Invisible Protesters ." It never changed - and now has come full circle as the media give full respect to the most extreme crackpots on the right.
http://tvn ewslies.or g/html/rea ders_write .html#Invi sibleProte sters”
http://tvn
New York Times Falsifies Obama-Netanyahu Meeting [UPDATED]
Commented May 24, 2009 at 21:15:46 in Media
“Why is this such surprise? The NYT printed Judith Miller's false reports about Saddam Hussein's WMD's, and proved at the outset of the Bush years that journalism was dead at the Gray Lady. That is why the Internet has overtaken establishment news as a reliable source of accurate information. This, for example, is why not a single story about the lies o 9/11 has ever been touched by the NYT - or any of its corporate sister papers. Just Google '9/11 facts' to see the wealth of informatio n... not theory .... is out there. Again, no big surprise, considering the blind support of Israeli policy by the paper and its editorial staff. Truth is always the victim when journalism dies.”
juanchopancho replied on May 24, 2009 at 21:38:39
“Exactly the so called "liberal" NYT coverage on the build up to the Iraq war was a disgrace.”
The Real Motive Behind the Cheney Family Torture Tour
Commented May 14, 2009 at 11:00:20 in Politics
“Whatever the motive, the facts remain the same. We have a crime, we have evidence of the crime and we have three major confessions to the crime. What we lack is a backbone as a nation to prosecute and convict those responsible. We will pay the price.
Good read on this:
http://tvn ewslies.or g/tvnl/ind ex.php/edi torial/reg gies-comme ntary/8864 -kafka-for -dummies-t he-absurd- debate-ove r-torture. html”
Good read on this:
http://tvn
CactusTom replied on May 14, 2009 at 11:28:02
“I certainly share your sentiments. Our emotions scream for justice. Unfortunately its about balancing greater evils. When one political group is seen to be attacking another political group at such a high level of intensity, no matter how justified the prosecution, it fires up the juices of civil war. Are we really willing to risk seeing the nation torn to pieces with perhaps the CIA siding with one element and parts of the justice department and FBI siding with the other? Would we not risk degenerating into a Pakistani sort of state.? I fear there simply is no good answer for this nasty predicament except to get on with the business of repairing our moral standing with ourselves and the world. Fortunately we have a man in the White House best suited for such a task.”
blairtone replied on May 14, 2009 at 11:27:50
“To what crime are you referring?”
GreatNews27 replied on May 14, 2009 at 11:14:50
“It's not the nation's backbone that is missing, it is the president's and congress'. Real leaders are MIA these days in America.”
"This Song Ain't About You": The Media Misses the Real Message of the Stewart/Cramer Interview
Commented Mar 13, 2009 at 18:21:58 in Media
“Jon Stewart, brilliant as he is, also missed a major point. MSNBC is owned by Microsoft. ....not by some public service agency. Its financial 'news' nonsense is directly answerable to corporate America, and Kramer, like his network puppets, is paid to promote the message that benefits those who continue to stea, without accountability,l from the public coffers.
There is so little 'news' reported by the msm. A few years back, a study by http://TvN ewsLIES.or g showed that, in a prime time hour, CNN had less than five minutes of real news. Big surprise. Americans remain the least informed of any major nation, and will continue to do so if we believe for a moment that 'hews' networks offer anything more than coordinated and controlled infotainmnet.”
There is so little 'news' reported by the msm. A few years back, a study by http://TvN
cobobs replied on Mar 13, 2009 at 19:31:58
“We are talking about CNBC. Is that owned by Microsoft too? Please educate me..”
mtnman replied on Mar 13, 2009 at 18:52:17
“Is that Kramer, the old Seinfeld show character, or Cramer, the alleged "economic advisor"? Both are sadly comical figures... kinda like Cramer, Jackie Gleason's sidekick on "The Honeymooners". ;)”
The Media Drops to Its Knees for Ex-Bankers
Commented Mar 04, 2009 at 22:01:35 in Media
“When the media are owned by the corporations that profit from the same system that nourishes the bankers, the result is major manipulation by each. The economic meltdown is being debated on the airwaves by media pundits who know absolutely nothing about economics. Big surprise. Tonight, the editor of http://TvN ewsLIES.or g interviewed Ellen Hodgson Brown, the author of Web of Debt:. Unlike the corporate puppets on the msm, Brown set the record straight on the real crisis with our banking system. The program can be heard in archive at Monksmedia .com. It exposes the reasons we don't hear from
anyone in the infotainment media who will expose the facts behind the failure of predatory capitalism.
We are a controlled society. Live with that, or change it. It's a choice.”
anyone in the infotainment media who will expose the facts behind the failure of predatory capitalism.
We are a controlled society. Live with that, or change it. It's a choice.”
racetoinfinity replied on Mar 05, 2009 at 03:13:08
“Thanks for the heads up about Ellen Brown interview. (Her website is http://www .webofdebt .com). Monksmedia looks somewhat conservative, but as they archive tvnewslies .org programs, Spirit Bless them!”
Drudge Puts Dangerous Spin on Mugging, Implies Violence Targeting McCain Volunteers
Commented Oct 23, 2008 at 20:22:28 in Media
“Why is this a surprise? Matt Drudge has one claim to fame - a story leaked to him about a blue dress during the Clinton days.. Linda Tripp is history, but Drudge still swims in the sewer that brought him fame. This is what he does, just as Rush and Sean and Bill do what they do - spin slime with skill. We had him pegged twice in 2004. He has only sunk lower, since.
http://tvn ewslies.or g/html/dan gerous_dru dge.html
http://tvn ewslies.or g/html/sku lldrudgery .html”
http://tvn
http://tvn
John McCain: I am an Arab and a Decent Man
Commented Oct 12, 2008 at 22:46:30 in Politics
“I posted this on an earlier article... but feel it is vital to this topic.
Please read this editorial at http://TvN ewsLIES.or g, putting McCain to shame for his response to the pathetic woman so afraid that Obama might be Arab.
http://tvn ewslies.or g/tvnl/ind ex.php/edi torial/reg gies-comme ntary/4898 -beware-th e-bogey-ma n-a-new-lo w-even-for -mccain-an d-his-igno rant-suppo rters.html”
Please read this editorial at http://TvN
http://tvn
Sunday Roundup
Commented Oct 12, 2008 at 11:47:39 in Politics
“On Friday, as he rallied his bigoted, small-minded followers in a suburb of Minneapolis, John McCain made a most bizarre attempt to reverse the fear mongering and bigoted tone of his faltering campaign.
As expected, hardly any outrage has been expressed about the ethnic insult that went unanswered ....
Important read here:
http://tvn ewslies.or g/tvnl/ind ex.php/edi torial/reg gies-comme ntary/4898 -beware-th e-bogey-ma n-a-new-lo w-even-for -mccain-an d-his-igno rant-suppo rters.html”
As expected, hardly any outrage has been expressed about the ethnic insult that went unanswered
Important read here:
http://tvn
Aleka4 replied on Oct 12, 2008 at 11:53:46
“I myself can hardly believe these people were from BURNSVILLE?
We lived there for years and they seemed so normal.”
We lived there for years and they seemed so normal.”
We're Gonna Frickin' Lose this Thing
Commented Sep 08, 2008 at 17:18:48 in Media
“Uh... psst... we've been saying this for six years at http://TvN ewsLIES.or g. Why is this a suprise? Corporate America owns the media. Most Americans get their news and views from corporate owned stations. The news that is withheld, distorted and simply false is a daily occurrence on networks that report the same news at the same time every single day. This election is over. McCain/Palin will be whitewashed just as Bush was. America never got the story behind this madman. They will not get the truth now, either. Keep your passports up to date.”
josephjsalas replied on Sep 08, 2008 at 18:53:18
“Bingo! But let's imbed the burn a little further. Both parties are failing to inform the public
that it is the IMF doing business as the US that is selling all of these wars through the
MSM. Amerika Inc. It's more true than most folks think.”
that it is the IMF doing business as the US that is selling all of these wars through the
MSM. Amerika Inc. It's more true than most folks think.”
LBW replied on Sep 08, 2008 at 18:40:45
“Perhaps Don Henley - who has the ability to nail the truth - says it best in "Dirty Laundry".. .(Hope Mr. Henley doesn't mind)
"I make my living off the evening news
Just give me something-something I can use
People love it when you lose,
They love dirty laundry
You dont really need to find out whats going on
You dont really want to know just how far its gone
Just leave well enough alone
Eat your dirty laundry
We can do the innuendo
We can dance and sing
When its said and done we havent told you a thing
We all know that crap is king”
"I make my living off the evening news
Just give me something-something I can use
People love it when you lose,
They love dirty laundry
You dont really need to find out whats going on
You dont really want to know just how far its gone
Just leave well enough alone
Eat your dirty laundry
We can do the innuendo
We can dance and sing
When its said and done we havent told you a thing
We all know that crap is king”
doug108 replied on Sep 08, 2008 at 18:16:28
“Where do the young journalists go when they graduate from college these days? Where are the young, strong, uncompromising voices that pursue the truth no matter where it leads? It's still possible to do good journalism in this country. And I mean real journalists asking real questions and dissecting the answers. Not right or left-leaning web sites. Real information made public.”
MizLiz replied on Sep 08, 2008 at 17:48:08
“Dan Rather tried, and look what happened to him.”
corkonian replied on Sep 08, 2008 at 17:39:26
“Sad but so true”
A Modest Proposal for the 4th: Take Back Old Glory
Commented Jul 04, 2008 at 20:45:43 in Politics
“This is playing into the right wing nonsense that patriotism is defined as waving - or wearing - the flag. That is one of the reasons dissent has all but disappeared in the US. Patriotism is love of country... . and is measured by the courage people have to speak out when their government commits crime after crime in their name.
Good read, titled Yankee Doodle Deadly links to a pdf that is far more meaningful as a means to reclaiming the flag. It surely isn't joining the faux patriots by wearing a lapel pin.
http://tvn ewslies.or g/tvnl/ind ex.php/edi torial/reg gies-comme ntary/20-r egs-though ts/2507-ya nkee-doodl e-deadly-”
Good read, titled Yankee Doodle Deadly links to a pdf that is far more meaningful as a means to reclaiming the flag. It surely isn't joining the faux patriots by wearing a lapel pin.
http://tvn
Scott McClellan And The Opacity Agenda
Commented Jun 04, 2008 at 14:23:04 in Home
“The role Scotty assumed, quite voluntaril y..... was supported and promoted by the White House Press Corps. With the single exception of Helen Thomas, whom the rest of the faux journalists abandoned when she was banished to the rear of the conference room, these wimps were complicit and sold their souls for access to the WH and the same approval from Bush that Scotty relished and needed.
Good read from a source that exposed this years ago: The White House Press Corpse - with an 'e'....
http://tvn ewslies.or g/html/whi te_house_p ress_corps e.html”
Good read from a source that exposed this years ago: The White House Press Corpse - with an 'e'....
http://tvn
dawlishgal replied on Jun 06, 2008 at 07:38:22
“Bingo! ACCESS is the currency, and truth and balance can bleep themselves. It was what sent Judith Miller into the black pit of corruption and possible loss of it was what prevented other "journalists" from working as PROFESSIONALS. I minored in Journalism with a capital J....back when the first day's work for each writing or editing class was to emphasize the"profession's" obligation to truth and balance.
Then I got a job in advertsing research , in a large and successful agency where it was considered perfectly ethical to suppress negative findings. When I tried to make my case that suppression of bad was just as reprehensible as making up good-- was just another way to lie-- I was pretty much told by "account people" to shut up, until my boss (a psychologi st/researc her) made it clear that the department had to maintain some kind of integrity in order to have credibility . (Watch MadMen on A&E...that was the time I worked in a big agency.
I wonder what journalism schools are teaching nowadays.. .is it the schools that have changed or is it the students? Or is it that the media are owned by corporate conglomerates who are guided by self-interest? Something has happened. I doubt that Watergate could happen nowadays.”
Then I got a job in advertsing research , in a large and successful agency where it was considered perfectly ethical to suppress negative findings. When I tried to make my case that suppression of bad was just as reprehensible as making up good-- was just another way to lie-- I was pretty much told by "account people" to shut up, until my boss (a psychologi
I wonder what journalism schools are teaching nowadays..

