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![]() ![]() December 8, 2008 Dennis K. Berman, Shira Ovide and Matthew Karnitschnig, Wall Street Journal, December 8, 2008
John Fine, Business Week , December 7, 2008
Michael Learmonth, Advertising Age, December 8, 2008
Marisa Guthrie, Broadcasting & Cable, December 8, 2008
Gres Sandoval, cnet news, December 8, 2008
Mark Sweney, The Guardian, December 8, 2008
Laura Martinez, Broadcasting & Cable, December 8, 2008
Michael Blush, Advertising Age, December 8, 2008
Howard Kurtz, Washington Post, December 8, 2008
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Americans Claim to Like Diverse Communities but Do They Really?Today's LeadThe News Gets Grimmer at Home and Abroad: December 1 - 7, 2008Barack Obama made headlines with some major appointments last week. But the bigger story was the deepening crises the new administration will face—a cratering economy domestically and a set of global challenges highlighted by the Mumbai terror attack. ![]() What Cable Channels Are Covering After the ElectionNo media sector spent more time and energy covering the Presidential race in 2008 than the cable news networks. Now that the voters have spoken, how are the big three cable news outlets filling their airtime these days? ![]() Health News Coverage in the U.S. MediaAt a time when health care is a major public policy issue, how have the U.S. media covered the complex subject of health? How much coverage does it generate? Which aspects get the most scrutiny? What media outlets pay the most attention? A new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Project for Excellence in Journalism examines those questions. ![]() Cars and Appointments Dominate the News: November 17 - 23, 2008The future of the automobile industry became a major component of the country’s ongoing economic problems last week, and speculation about Obama’s cabinet appointments reached a new level. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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