Media bias
By: Mary E. Williams, book editor
Series: Introducing issues with opposing viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737751994
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Is media bias a serious problem? liberal bias in the media is a serious problem / Richard E. Vatz; title: Conservative bias in the media is a serious problem / People for the American Way; title: Media bias is not a serious problem / Jon Meacham; title: Corporate spending in political campaigns fosters unfair media bias  / Sheldon Whitehouse; title: Corporate spending in political campaigns does not foster unfair media bias / Shannen W. Coffin; title: Which issues reveal media bias? the media are biased in favor of business / David Madland; title: The media are biased against business / Nathan Burchfiel; title: The media have emphasized a pro-war agenda during the Iraq War / Colman McCarthy; title: The media have emphasized bad news in reports about the Iraq War / Rich Noyes ... [et al.]; title: The mainstream media exaggerate the threat of global warming / John Fisher; title: Conservative news media dismiss the threat of global warming / Karl Frisch; title: Should media bias be challenged? media bias should be sanitized and challenged / Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting; title: Media bias should not be challenged / Greg Beato; title: The Fairness Doctrine should be re-established / Steve Almond; title: The Fairness Doctrine should not be re-established /; title: Jim Demint; title: "Fake news" reports creatively challenge media bias / Patrick McCormick; title: "Fake news" reports undermine serious media coverage / Joe Saltzman.