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Free Speech and High School Students – Who Controls What Gets Printed?
It’s never good for a high school when a reporter or editor of the school paper is writing a commentary for the Washington Post. Generally, when that happens, the school administration or school board has come down hard with some … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged ch14 media law, first amendment, Hazelwood, student free speech, student journalists
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Twittering the Media World: ‘Liberal” media, student journalists and C-SPAN
This is why even the so called "actual liberal media" aren't really liberal. They are still run by conservative standards of worker treatment. https://t.co/8G4828XUxY — RalphIsNow@rhanson40@threads.net (@ralphehanson) August 19, 2020 For all the talk of liberal bias, even the avowedly … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged C-SPAN, media bias?, media ownership, profanity, student journalists
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And now you know… the rest of the story
Followup to several stories we’ve been talking about here: No Kidding! United dragging report: “Our review shows that many things went wrong that day.” United had a terrible few days a couple of weeks ago when they ended up having airport … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 12, Chapter 6, Chapter 9, Uncategorized
Tagged public relations, Rachel Maddow, student journalists, united
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