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Ag-gag laws aims to muzzle journalistic efforts

  • By Steven Hallock
  • October 1, 2013
  • 0 Comment on Ag-gag laws aims to muzzle journalistic efforts

BY STEVEN HALLOCK / Add Pennsylvania to the list of a dozen states that have enacted or are in the process of passing legislation outlawing attempts by independent reporters to document abuses in the production of food for American tables.

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War coverage: Media toe presidents’ lines

  • By Steven Hallock
  • September 7, 2012
  • 3 Comments on War coverage: Media toe presidents’ lines

The joke’s on us might be the plaint of those who voted for Barack Obama believing they were electing the anti-Bush, a long-awaited liberal peace monger who would restore the nation’s standing in the world as a paragon of rational diplomacy — who would eschew the might-makes-right unilateralism of the Bush administration.

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The State of Journalism

  • By Steven Hallock
  • September 16, 2010
  • 3 Comments on The State of Journalism

Newspaper and media experts have spent the last couple of decades like navel-gazing philosophers – analyzing, explaining, charting and graphing the decline of old-fashioned journalism.

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