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by Andrew Kennis
Thursday, May. 31, 2001 at 9:34 PM
AndrewInQuebecCity@yahoo.com
U.S. corporate media have openly acknowledged the importance of the FTAA, yet have not significantly covered it. At the same time, the little coverage that exists has been imbalanced and generally lacking of substance.
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The Strawman's Revenge -
IMC's E-zine Of Media Analysis
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FTAA Reporting in U.S. Corporate Media:
Infrequent, Imbalanced & Substanceless
By Andrew Kennis
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U.S. corporate media have openly acknowledged the importance of the
FTAA, yet have not significantly covered it. At the same time, the little
coverage that exists has been imbalanced and generally lacking of
substance. A database search of 6 months of coverage shows just how lacking the coverage has been.
The only relief came in letters to the editor.
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While the importance of the Summit has been openly
acknowledged, millions of Americans who rely upon the corporate
media for news have learned next to nothing about
it and its implications for their own lives and futures.
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Basic Facts MIA
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