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Gatewatching

Axel Bruns

2005

The shadow world

William James Willis

1991

Junk news

Tom Fenton

2009

News Values

Jack Fuller

1996

Getting it wrong

W. Joseph Campbell

2016

Partisan Journalism

Larry Schweikart, Jim A. Kuypers

2013

News Media

C. W. Anderson, Leonard Downie, Michael Schudson

2016

An atheist in the FOXhole

Joe Muto

2013

The Fox effect

David Brock

2012

Everything you know is wrong

Russell Kick

2002

Doing public journalism

Arthur Charity

1995

Virgin or vamp

Helen Benedict

1992

Objectivity, science, and society

Paul A. Komesaroff

1986

The Habits of Highly Deceptive Media

Norman Solomon

1999

Race-baiter

Eric Deggans

2012

Bad News (Routledge Revivals)

Jean Hart, Peter Beharrell, John Eldridge et al.

2009

When media goes to war

Anthony R. Dimaggio

2010

Media controversies

Lester A. Sobel

1981

Gray lady down

William McGowan

2010

Fog facts

Larry Beinhart

2005

Moral relativism and moral objectivity

Judith Jarvis Thomson, Gilbert Harman

1996

Racial spectacles

Jonathan Markovitz

2011

Death by Journalism? One Teacher's Fateful Encounter with Political Correctness

Jerry Bledsoe

2001

Critical theories of mass media

Paul A. Taylor

2010

All the news unfit to print

Eric Burns

2009

After the cataclysm, postwar Indochina and the reconstruction of imperial ideology

Noam Chomsky

1979

Objectivity and its other

Wolfgang Natter, Theodore R. Schatzki

1995

Everything you know is wrong

Russell Kick

2002

South Park conservatives

Brian C. Anderson

2005

The thinker's guide for conscientious citizens on how to detect media bias & propaganda in national and world news

Richard W. Paul, Linda Elder

2003

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