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Reporting or Inventing the News
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Moderated by James A. Lavita. The panel discusses how media outlets gather and present news. Adam Hochschild relates personal anecdotes from his time as a reporter and argues that news is often manipulated. Simon Hoggart agrees, and identifies the problem as an overemphasis on facts and a lack of journalistic judgment. Molly Ivins makes the point that most errors are ones of omission, not commission. Audience questions cover unconscious bias, the relationship between the press and the presidency, and journalistic ethics.
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Moderated by James A. Lavita. The panel discusses how media outlets gather and present news. Adam Hochschild relates personal anecdotes from his time as a reporter and argues that news is often manipulated. Simon Hoggart agrees, and identifies the problem as an overemphasis on facts and a lack of journalistic judgment. Molly Ivins makes the point that most errors are ones of omission, not commission. Audience questions cover unconscious bias, the relationship between the press and the presidency, and journalistic ethics.
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00:00:05 Panel introduced -- 00:02:05 Adam Hochschild begins -- 00:20:45 Hochschild ends -- 00: 21:48 Simon Hoggart begins -- 00:43:30 Hoggart ends -- 00:44:24 Molly Ivins begins -- 00:58:55 Ivins ends -- 00:59:35 Audience questions begin -- 01:31:26 Audience questions end.
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Ivins, Molly
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Hoggart, Simon, 1946-2014
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Hochschild, Adam
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Pringle, Peter K.
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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dateCreated:
1990-04-10
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