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www.c-spanvideo.org
Feb. 20, 2013
Seymour Hersh spoke about investigative journalism. In his remarks he talked about his experiences as a journalist, including writing about the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War. Other topics included ethics and the use of anonymous sources, with questions on topic such as U.S. policy toward Iran, the use of drones, and recent national security policy.
watch: www.c-spanvideo.org
see
Chris Hedges: Fascism USA–The Lie of Omission is Still a Lie
The Day That TV News Died by Chris Hedges
What Religious Leaders Want to Tell Obama on Easter
Jerry Mander Connects the Dots Between Corporate Media and the Food We Eat
The Myth of the Liberal Media: The Propaganda Model of News (2002; must-see)
Media Lies, Corporate Ties, and Truth Dies? … Don’t Count on It! by Andrew Gavin Marshall
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Starts getting more interesting about 30 minutes into the video.
Great respect for this brave man. We need more journalists like this.