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Tag Archives: Oil Spill
An Imperfect Manifestation: Searching for the First Amendment on Bill of Rights Day
by Matthew L. Schafer On May 29, 1787, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, a South Carolinian who would later become the Foreign Minister to France, submitted a proposal for the organization of the soon to be formed new federal government. In his proposal, … Continue reading
Posted in First Amendment
Tagged Bill of Rights, Corporate Censorship, First Amendment, Journalist, Occupy Wall Street, Oil Spill, Subpoena
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NPR Listeners Get a Sour Taste from the Media’s Obsession with Mel Gibson
by Matthew L. Schafer Fresh off of its name change, NPR is finding itself in hot water with its listeners, prompting questions about NPR’s identity in the 21st century. It all began with a segment about the Mel Gibson tapes … Continue reading
Posted in Public Media
Tagged Afghan War, Iraq War, Media Coverage, Mel Gibson, NPR, Oil Spill, Project for Excellence in Journalism
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