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Political and cultural considerations aside, Arab viewers have other reasons to trust these networks. They have often had more accurate information. U.S. networks and the BBC reported a revolt against Iraqi troops by Shi'ite Muslims in Basra last week, airing video of allied forces firing supportive artillery into the city. On Fox News, anchor Neil Cavuto crowed, "Don't look now, but the Shi'ites have hit the fan!" But al-Jazeera had a correspondent inside Basra, which appeared relatively orderly--quiet streets and groups chanting pro-Saddam slogans. Later the Western networks backpedaled. And for four days after...
...believe the American media have an opportunity here to really build confidence and trust among our cultures by trying to project an objective and comprehensive view, and by focusing on the human perspective...
...There was a remarkable degree of excitement when Kagan was announced,” said Minow. “There is a widespread, if not unanimous, view that she is an incredible lawyer, administrator and teacher, and has an ability to inspire trust across a community...
...scholarship plus”: academically credible books with popular appeal. Today, these books constitute up to 40 percent of HUP’s catalogue. “A place like Harvard is uniquely positioned to bring scholarship to a general audience that readers who are not specialists can trust,” says HUP Humanities Editor Kathleen McDermott. “Yet we do it in ways that they can access—books that they can read without having to keep up in the field...To be able to manage the popular books and the academic books is really...
Under the nationwide program Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts (IOLTA), the money that lawyers briefly hold in trust for their clients is pooled, and interest from the pooled money funds legal services for the poor. Lawyers’ participation in the program has been mandatory in Massachusetts since...