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Press Critics Are the Fifth Estate - Media Watchdogs in America (Hardcover)
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Press Critics Are the Fifth Estate - Media Watchdogs in America (Hardcover)
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Robust, uninhibited, provocative, and even scurrilous criticism of
corporate media by the Fifth Estate-composed of private citizens
and watchdog and partisan groups of all stripes-is vital to the
functioning of the American democratic process. Hayes traces the
historical development of press criticism since the 1880s in each
of ten categories (muckrakers, journalism reviews, columnists and
authors, television press critics, press councils, advocacy groups,
scholars, ombudsmen, bloggers, and satirists) and provides case
studies of current outstanding examples of each category. Hayes's
case studies of recent press criticism campaigns that have, though
widely vilified as uncivil or marginalized as kooky, contributed
significantly to checking the pretensions of corporate media to an
unwholesome monopoly on journalistic truth include: BLJon Stewart,
The Daily Show, and The Colbert Report BLbloggers vs. CBS, CNN, and
The New York Times BLCarl Jensen and Project Censored BLBen
Bagdikian vs. media conglomerates Reed Irvine and Accuracy in Media
BLJeff Cohen and FAIR BLSteve Brill and Brill's Report Project for
Excellence in Journalism BLJay Rosen and Civic Journalism Press
Critics Are the Fifth Estate is the first serious book about the
press to treat Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert as important and
effective watchdogs of corporate media.
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