MultiVu Goes MultiCultural
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Fake TV News
Robin Raskin Puts Fake News in Perspective
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Robin RaskinIn his new book True Enough: Learning to Live in a Post-Fact Society, Farhad Manjoo covers video news releases (VNRs) by looking a
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Duby-ous in Connecticut
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Image from the PR videoA sponsored public relations video airing on cable stations in five Connecticut towns is drawing scrutiny.
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FCC to Extend a Life Raft to News Viewers
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Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein said he expected the U.S.
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Former FEMA Staffer Walks off with PIER
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News Director Sickened by Proposed Hospital Agreement
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"I could not with a clear conscience go into that newsroom and tell the staff that this was a good thing," explained former WEAU-13 news director Glen Mabie. Mabie resigned from the northwest Wisconsin television station "because of a disagreement ...
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Fake News for the Masses
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The migration of sponsored video news releases (VNRs) and B-roll footage from television stations to websites is increasing.
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Columbus Discovers Local Fake News
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Emmy award-winning television reporter Andrea Cambern "might be the most trusted news anchor in Columbus," Ohio, writes Steph Greegor. "So she's believable when she appears in reports reinforcing the notion that the Ohio State University Medical Center is a fine facility. What those clips don't mention is that Ohio State paid Channel 10 for them.
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That's Infotainment!
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"Product placement is hardly a new phenomenon, and the morning [U.S. television] shows long ago mastered the quid pro quo of daily television: Actors give interviews timed to their latest projects; authors are recruited as experts just as their books hit the stores," writes Alessandra Stanley. "But the fourth hour of 'Today' has tipped the balance of the program. ...
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Siemens Wants to Regain Trust by Changing the Subject
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