with Chris Hedges
Columbia Journalism School on Jan 23, 2018
Columbia Journalism School and the Harriman Institute host a panel discussion with journalism experts on the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Chris Hedges, host of RT America’s ‘On Contact’ interview show
Maria Snegovaya, PhD candidate, Department of Political Science, Columbia University
Trevor Timm, Executive Director, Freedom of the Press Foundation
Jeffrey Trimble, Deputy Director, U.S. Broadcasting Board of Governors
Moderator: Steve Coll, Dean, Columbia Journalism School
from the archives
What Was The Creel Committee? by The Anti-Social Socialist
Chris Hedges and David North: Organizing Resistance To Internet Censorship
The Two-FacedBook by William Bowles
Censorship: The Death Knell of Democracy
Chris Hedges: RT Targeted for Giving Platform to Anti-Imperialist, Anti-Capitalist Critics
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The polite hatchet job on RT was late in the panel, but was as disconnected from facts as a panel some of a pair of local journalists put on here in Georgetown TX on women’s reproductive rights. The two “conservatives” turned it into an attack on planned parenthood. How, and why, has journalism come to mean arranging gladiatorial contests instead of seeking truth?
I agree, Joe, thanks for commenting.
It has happened because we’ve allowed the corporatization of everything in society, including media – which means facts and, of course, truth. We have been dumbed down and conditioned to place more importance on entertainment and convenient gadgets than on our civil rights, elections, legislation, court decisions, control of our food supply & medicine, fiscal policy and anything else that truly matters.
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