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Choosing News: What Gets Reported and Why by Barb Palser

Choosing News: What Gets Reported and Why

Barb Palser
Compass Point Books
Jan 2012
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Where do you get your news? More news sources are available to us than ever before. But who decides what is news? Learn to identify good news sources and watch for slant. Don't be fooled! Make sure your sources tell the real story.
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