he bastion of american democracy. docu asks, "could a media system, controlled by a few global corporations with the ability to overwhelm all competing voices, be able to turn lies into truth?..." -- variety

esyfbfw0 man is god. he is everywhere, he is anybody, he knows everything. this is the prometeus new world. all started with the media revolution, with internet, at the end of the last century. everything related to the old media vanished: gutenberg, the copyright, the radio, the television, the publicity. the old world reacts: more restrictions for the copyright, new laws against non authorized copies. napster, the music peer to peer company is sued. at the same time, free interne

ural distortions in u.s. coverage have reinforced false perceptions of the israeli-palestinian conflict. this pivotal documentary exposes how the foreign policy interests of american political elites--oil, and a need to have a secure military base in the region, among others--work in combination with israeli public relations strategies to exercise a powerful influence over how news from the region is reported.

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ability to access, understand and create communication in a variety of contexts", but what does this really mean? in this programme, a group of educationalists and agenda-setters analyse some of the current thinking about media literacy in a round table discussion. robin blake, head of media literacy at ofcom; cary bazalgette, media literacy consultant; sonia livingstone, professor of social psychology at lse; adrian hall, director of mobile learning, steljes; and david has

(www.hm.indymedia.org). this film is composed of a speech given by amy goodman, host of democracy now! illustrated by clips of mainstream media juxtaposed with rare footage from independent reporters in iraq. the documentary argues that dialogue is vital to a healthy democracy. "independent media has a crucial responsibility to go to where the silence is," says amy goodman, "to represent the diverse voices of people engaged in dissent." she makes a compelling argument that

fuse difficult situations. philip o'hear, who in real life is head of capital city academy in north west london, is faced with a pile of disastrous and newsworthy problems, all hypothetical. from errant pupils to alleged inappropriate behaviour by his staff, philip faces situations based on real incidents experienced by other schools. as philip attempts to battle the bad publicity he is helped by a team including a chair of governors, a teacher with responsibility for media and a local au

donor on 2000- has stopped hillary's march to the white house from oct, 2007-may, 2008 after 8.5 million americans were exposed to the video evidence of the illegalities that won hillary's senate election & the obstructions of justice that keep her there-. the dvd is available through www.paulvclinton.com. the biggest political scandal since watergate has been exposed to the public for the first time breaking the media blockade by the mainstream media to protect hillary clinton an

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k at fox news and the dangers of ever-enlarging corporations taking control of the public's right to know. the film explores murdoch's burgeoning kingdom and the impact on society when a broad swath of media is controlled by one person. media experts, including jeff cohen (fair) bob mcchesney (free press), chellie pingree (common cause), jeff chester (center for digital democracy) and david brock (media matters) provide context and guidance for the story of fox news and its