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Who Runs the Newsroom?
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Who Runs the Newsroom?
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Series II: Media
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Journalism
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Moderated by Rolf Kjolseth. The panel discusses the administration of newspaper journalism. Richard Aregood criticizes the emphasis on profits, especially by local newspaper editors. Mariana Edmonds shares her experience developing the 60 Minutes television program, questioning the distinction between news and entertainment. Jonathan Kwitny identifies several problems resulting from newspaper monopolies. Panelist discussion and audience questions continue to examine how money affects reporting. Other topics include consumer behavior, controversial reporting, and potential solutions.
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Moderated by Rolf Kjolseth. The panel discusses the administration of newspaper journalism. Richard Aregood criticizes the emphasis on profits, especially by local newspaper editors. Mariana Edmonds shares her experience developing the 60 Minutes television program, questioning the distinction between news and entertainment. Jonathan Kwitny identifies several problems resulting from newspaper monopolies. Panelist discussion and audience questions continue to examine how money affects reporting. Other topics include consumer behavior, controversial reporting, and potential solutions.
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00:01:06 Richard Aregood begins -- 00:10:07 Aregood ends -- 00:10:51 Mariana Edmonds begins -- 00:14:20 Edmonds ends -- 00:16:35 Jonathan Kwitny begins -- 00:36:35 Kwitny ends -- 00:37:12 Panelist discussion begins -- 00:51:46 Panelist discussion ends -- 00:52:16 Audience questions begin -- 01:36:46 Audience questions end.
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University Memorial Center West Ballroom
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Ivins, Molly
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Aregood, Richard
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Edmonds, Mariana
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Kwitny, Jonathan
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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rightsSummary:
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1990-04-09
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1990-04-09
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Box 252, Tape 90-2
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