Into the buzzsaw
Subtitle: leading journalists expose the myth of a free press
By: edited by Kristina Borjesson.
Contributors: Börjesson, Kristina.
Edition: Rev. and expanded.
Publisher: Prometheus Books
Published: 2004
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 462
Subjects: Freedom of the press -- United States.; Press -- United States.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The patriot and the censor's necklace: an interview with BBC culture correspondent Madeleine Holt / Dan Rather; title: The memo / Charles Reina; title: A shot messenger's observations / Ashleigh Banfield; title: The war on terror and the great game for oil: how the media missed the context / Charlotte Dennett; title: The price of liberty / Gerard Colby; title: Crimes and silence: the CIA's criminal acts and the media's silence / John Kelly; title: The mighty Wurlitzer plays on / Gary Webb; title: Mainstream media: the drug war's shills / Michael Levine; title: The silence of the lambs: an American in journalistic exile / Greg Palast; title: The fox, the hounds and the sacred cows / Jane Akre; title: The story no one wanted to hear / J. Robert Port; title: Verdict first, evidence later: the case for Bobby Garwood / Monika Jensen-Stevenson; title: Into the buzzsaw / Kristina Borjesson; title: Coal mine canaries / David E. Hendrix; title: When black becomes white / Philip Weiss; title: Stories we love, stories we hate / Helen Malmgren; title: Shouting at the crocodile / Maurice Murad; title: What happened to good old-fashioned muckraking? / Carl Jensen; title: The rise and fall of professional journalism / Robert McChesney.