Journalism: truth or dare?

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Journalism and Media Studies Media, Journalism, and Communication History Media Studies and Communication

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Preface 1. Children of the Revolution: journalism and the market 2. Journalism and the idea of press freedom 3. The Pen and the Sword: journalism and the state 4. There's no business like show business: journalism as entertainment 5. Who owns journalists? 6. Journalism and public relations 7. A cookie laced with arsenic: journalism and ethics

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