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The Other Way the Media Dropped the Ball on Healthcare Coverage
by Regina G. Lawrence and Matthew L. Schafer Recently, Fox News and CNN have been raked over the coals for erroneously reporting that the Supreme Court struck down the Affordable Care Act. Watching the botched coverage after the fact, is, … Continue reading
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Tagged CNN, E.J. Dionne, Factchecking, Fox News, Healthcare, Journalism, Objectivity
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Press and Precedent: Media Coverage of the Supreme Court’s GPS Case
by Matthew L. Schafer On January 23, 2012, the Supreme Court addressed for the first time whether the attaching of a GPS device to a citizen’s car and its subsequent use constituted a search. The Court held that it did. “We … Continue reading
