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The Murdoch archipelago

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A real news business, like newspapers must chase tirelessly after authentic (independent of opinion) disclosures. Some newspapers don't even try it; they are called pseudo-newspapers.
Effective and independent disclosures will bring newspapers into substantial conflict with the governing powers of the day.
Pseudo-newspapers will give active support of governing power to the extent of assisting it with official propaganda. The facts that are in the public interest are not published or selectively disclosed or covertly manipulated.

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338.7 PAG m

Z. HANDIMAN

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338.7 PAG m

Publisher

London : Simon & Schuster., 2003

Collation

xii,580p.; 24 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-7432-3937-7

Classification

338.7

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Subject(s)

BUSINESS ENTERPRISES

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v

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