Bad News : The Decline of Reporting, The Business of News, and the Danger to Us All by Tom Fenton

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2005 Hardcover New Clean, crisp & tight, never read. Dust Jacket is very good! Scuffing on top cover edge of back cover. Books may have a remainder mark on bottom of text block.

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3/1/2005 Hardcover New 0060797460 HARDCOVER, SUPER NICE, CLEAN, & COMPLETE, BINDING, COVER, PAGES EXCELLENT, BOOK STORE QUALITY-NO PROBLEMS,

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Very good condition. Clean cover and pages. Tight binding. No marks. Prompt shipping & FREE delivery confirmation.

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3/1/2005 Hardcover New Hardback w/ DJ. Excellent Reference copy to ENHANCE YOUR KNOWLEDGE of this subject. Enjoyable reading copy for your personal pleasure. This copy is nearly flawless! Dust jacket has barely noticeable shelf wear. You are buying a Book in NEW condition with very light shelf wear to include very light edge and corner wear. Buy it Now! ! ! As always, thank you for buying this book from International Book Source, YOUR ONE source FOR ALL your BOOK related NEEDS. Please remember to CHOOSE carefully how QUICKLY you would like to RECEIVE this material FAST, or standard (on next page). Thanks again! ! ! !

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New New hardcover with dust jacket, ships within 24 hr, sku nr271.

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Brand New Hardcover. Based on his long experience as senior European correspondent for CBS News, Fenton concludes that our once-noble news media, especially network TV news, have abdicated their responsibility to the American people. Once a public service, network news was commandeered by its corporate parents as a cash cow. Sensational crimes and celebrities replaced in-depth reporting. Even as genocide spread through Africa and Islamic terror festered in the Middle East, international reporting disappeared almost entirely, leaving us unprepared for what was coming.

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2005 Hard cover First edition. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 259 pages. Audience: General/trade. Book Description: In his long journalistic experience as the senior European correspondent for CBS News, Tom Fenton has reported on everything from the fall of the Shah of Iran to the movements of al Qaeda throughout Europe--a story he was tracking before 9/11. And in the three years since that fateful day, he has come to a sobering realization: Our once-noble news media--and network TV news in particular--have abdicated their responsibility to the American people, and endangered us in the process. As Fenton points out, much of the United States still depends on the networks for most of its information about the world. But after the fall of the Soviet Union, the networks gutted their news-gathering operations--just as the old Cold War status quo was shattering--leaving behind an unstable and violent new world order. Once a public service, the network news was commandeered by its corporate parents as a cash

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2005 Hardcover New in New jacket pp. 262. Our once-noble news media--& network TV news in particular--have abdicated their responsibility to the Amer. people, & endangered us in the process. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the network news was commandeered by its corp. parents as a cash cow. In-depth reporting on critical issues was replaced with saturation coverage of sensationalistic crime stories & simpleminded ?news you can use. ? In interviews with Dan Rather, Peter Jennings, & Tom Brokaw, Fenton exposes how even the anchors themselves believed they were outlandishly compensated--while quality coverage was being slashed. ?The news media must lose its entertainment-industry mind-set & reestablish its role as a keeper of the public trust. ? This is a remainder book which is new and never used. It may have a remainder mark on the edge of the pages.

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New. Contains very slight shelf wear (like you would see in a major chain store). Very nice copy. Looks like an interesting title!

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