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And Reagan
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Series XXVI: The Press
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Moderated by Sam Kuczun. The panel discusses the media's coverage of and relationship with Ronald Reagan. Robert Brictson addresses the concept of “doublespeak†in politics, arguing that Reagan used it as a technique to foment fear of communism. Margot Adler examines what responsibilities the press has, especially relating to the office of the presidency. Molly Ivins challenges two assumptions: that the press is a uniform entity, and that objectivity is a desirable journalistic goal. Audience questions cover foreign policy, the economy, and the state of American news media.
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Moderated by Sam Kuczun. The panel discusses the media's coverage of and relationship with Ronald Reagan. Robert Brictson addresses the concept of “doublespeak†in politics, arguing that Reagan used it as a technique to foment fear of communism. Margot Adler examines what responsibilities the press has, especially relating to the office of the presidency. Molly Ivins challenges two assumptions: that the press is a uniform entity, and that objectivity is a desirable journalistic goal. Audience questions cover foreign policy, the economy, and the state of American news media.
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00:00:33 Robert Brictson introduced -- 00:01:42 Brictson begins -- 00:18:09 Brictson ends -- 00:18:15 Margot Adler introduced -- 00:19:05 Adler begins -- 00:42:35 Adler ends -- 00:42:45 Molly Ivins introduced -- 00:43:26 Ivins introduced -- 01:05:15 Ivins ends -- 01:06:41 Audience questions begin -- 01:54:02 Audience questions end.
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00:00:33 Robert Brictson introduced -- 00:01:42 Brictson begins -- 00:18:09 Brictson ends -- 00:18:15 Margot Adler introduced -- 00:19:05 Adler begins -- 00:42:35 Adler ends -- 00:42:45 Molly Ivins introduced -- 00:43:26 Ivins introduced -- 01:05:15 Ivins ends -- 01:06:41 Audience questions begin -- 01:54:02 Audience questions end.
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Ivins, Molly
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Brictson, Robert
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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1985-04-08
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