Media debates : issues in mass communication

Everette E. Dennis · John C. Merrill

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Media Influence and Politics

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1. Freedom of the Press. 2. Media-Government Relationship. 3. Media and the Public Trust. 4. People's Right to Know. 5. Public Access to the Media. 6. Media Bias and Political Leanings. 7. Power of the Media. 8. Quality of Media Content. 9. Journalistic Objectivity. 10. Deciding What Is News. 11. News-Gathering Tactics. 12. Journalistic Ethics. 13. The New Communitarianism and Public Journalism. 14. Propaganda and the Media. 15. Race and Ethnicity. 16. Advertising. 17. Public Relations. 18. Journalism as a Profession. 19. Globalism and the Media.

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