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    America Votes

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    Wednesday, November 03, 2004

    Extreme makeover, media edition? 

    Jay Rosen at PressThink, among a lot of good observations, asks if we're headed for an opposition press:
    Big Journalism cannot respond as it would in previous years: with bland vows to cover the Administration fairly and a firm intention to make no changes whatsoever in its basic approach to politics and news. The situation is too unstable, the world is changing too rapidly, and the press has been pretending for too long that its old operating system will last forever. It won't. It can't. Particularly in the face of an innovative Bush team and its bold thesis about the fading powers of the press.

    posted by John Murrell at 8:40 PM



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