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FCC suppressed media consolidation studies
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Media consolidation shuts out women and minorities
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Protests follow burning of DRC radio, TV stations
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Afghanistan: No safety for journalists
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Public relations joins fight for 'hearts and minds'
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NYT reporter: Iraq 'off-limits' for Western journalists
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US paid Miami journalists to publish anti-Castro news
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'Fascism' frame set up by right-wing press
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New York man arrested over Hezbollah-funded TV broadcasts
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Cutting Wal-Mart a break: New York Times goes soft on retail giant
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'People power' is a global brand owned by US
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Threatened from everywhere
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US troops 'assault Kirkuk journalists'
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Israel's cluster bombs and alleged phosphorus use have escaped attention
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Kidnapped in Israel or captured in Lebanon?: Israel's invasion pretext under fire
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HOPE arrives in New York
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FEMA a disaster for freedom of the press
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Assault on Gaza: racism plagues media coverage
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When is a 14-year-old girl a 'woman?'
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Colombia free-press group 'military target'
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Opposition journalists in Egypt protest press law
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Journalist targeted by Israeli gunfire
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US govt. condemns press for disclosures
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A global crackdown on leaks to journalists
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CBS's Mideast 'cycle of violence'
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Down the memory hole: Israeli contribution to conflict is forgotten by leading papers
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Congressman calls for criminal charges against 'NYT'
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No bad press for US allowed in Afghanistan
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White House critic calls press 'gullible'
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Congress looks to offer big telecoms 'prize'
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CIA claims the right to decide what is news
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Bloggers take on telecoms giants over internet
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Pres. Bush 'planted fake news stories on TV'
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FCC to investigate unlabeled ads
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Halt Pentagon payoffs to Iraqi journalists, DoD report recommends
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Early 'Wash Post' poll on NSA phone spying refuted
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Myths and falsehoods on the NSA domestic call-tracking program
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BBC's coverage of Israeli- Palestinian conflict 'misleading'
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Fox News pundit becomes White House press secretary
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World Press Freedom Day: a chill in the air