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144 pp.
| Groundwood |
May, 2010 |
TradeISBN 978-0-88899-822-4$18.95
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PaperISBN 978-0-88899-823-1$10.00
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YAGroundwork Guides series.
"The big media may be dominant but they are not omnipotent." Covering topics from investigative journalism to reporting ethics, Steven's deeply analytical text dissects media and the role it plays in various societies throughout the world. Though sometimes weakened by sweeping generalities, this information-dense polemic will inspire readers to think about how and where they get their news. Reading list, timeline. Ind.