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1. Channel 4 feels kid gloves in reprimand

Author

Boehm, Erich

Subjects
Channel Four Television Corp. Channel 4 -- Discipline -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of news -- Humor and anecdotes -- Standards -- Media coverage, Political satire -- Social aspects, Pedophilia -- Media coverage -- Social aspects, Television broadcasting -- Standards -- Media coverage, Broadcasting -- Standards -- Media coverage, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Social aspects, Standards, Humor and anecdotes, Discipline, Media coverage
Abstract

Channel 4 was ordered Sept. 6 to apologize on the air for 'Brass Eye Special,' comedian Chris Morris's satirical spoof of the U.K. media's obsession with child abuse. It's the [...]

Published
2001

2. Poor David Yelland: nothing to offer but bananas, whipped cream and a male stripper called Dean

Author

GLOVER, STEPHEN

Subjects
Elections -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting -- Standards -- Media coverage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science, Standards, Media coverage
Abstract

Did they or didn't they? Have they or haven't they? I hate, gentle reader, to draw you into a world of which you are probably barely aware. It started with [...]

Published
2001

3. Public Journalism Through the Lens: How Television Broadcasters Covered Campaign '96

Author

Maier, Scott R. and Potter, Deborah

Subjects
Electioneering -- Media coverage, Journalistic ethics -- Standards, Television broadcasting industry -- Standards, Newspapers -- Standards -- Media coverage, Political campaigns -- Media coverage, Newspaper publishing -- Standards -- Media coverage, Politics, Television broadcasting -- Standards -- Media coverage, Business, Education, Law, Mass communications, Standards, Media coverage
Abstract

Public journalism has had a less measurable impact in local television newsrooms than in newspapers. A study of 1996 election coverage found that broadcasters who committed to practice public journalism devoted more airtime to policy issues and less to election polls than other stations. But the differences in coverage were so small they fell short of statistical significance. In contrast, coverage in newspapers committed to public journalism was substantively different from other papers., In an appraisal of public journalism's role in coverage of North Carolina's political campaigns, Charlotte (N.C.) Observer Editor Jennie Buckner wrote that the 'Your Voice, Your Vote' initiative wasn't perfect [...]

Published
2001

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