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...newsroom. As the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) explains in its 2000 report, “whoever controls assignments, whoever decides how a story is going to be covered, whoever decides what placement that story gets in a newspaper…is not only shaping content of news, but is deciding what readers…know and how they know...
...University does not closely scrutinize the sort of content passing through the network, he said...
...role as an editor for H.O. Zimman, Veneziano will be able to keep regular business hours and will have weekends free to watch soccer to his heart’s content. But his job as a sports information director created anything but normal hours, often working 14-hour Saturdays and an additional eight hours on Sunday, all tacked onto the end of a “normal” work week. The job of a director of sports media relations is one for a young person, Veneziano said...
...least some critics take issue with the content of the report itself. Opponents of Wechsler’s conclusion say the study draws its results from an incorrectly classified data pool...
...manipulation simply fuels the consumer revolt," says David Boyle, author of the new book Authenticity: Brands, Fakes, Spin and the Lust for Real Life, who notes growing interest in "services, products and discourse that are unspun, unmanipulated, unpackaged." Not in the ad business. Mark Boyd, head of a new content division at ad agency BBH, says the content-programming hype is huge, though most agencies and their clients haven't figured out what, if anything, to do. He's betting on radio. "We take this out of the radio station. We raise production values. We bring in big-name people...