In many U.S. news organizations, international coverage is accorded
minimal importance. The conventional wisdom seems to be that
international reporting costs too much and does too little to win
and keep an audience, and thus only sensational or
government-highlighted incidents are reported. But does this meet
standards of professional responsibility? Philip Seib says no. This
provocative book argues that not only do U.S. news media have the
duty to cover international events that affect the interests of the
public and the government, but they also should 'shake awake the
world's conscience' by bringing more attention to international
conflict and suffering in hopes of spurring humanitarian action or
intervention to help those in need."
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