How to read a News Story
Phil Hendrie, Broadcast Comedian and Commentator, has a feature on his syndicated program called How to Read a News Story. In this segment he reads or relates current stories in the news and deconstructs them, separating the facts from the speculation in an effort to uncover the hidden truths. Sometimes he uses articles as examples of media bias, singling out media organizations such as the Associated Press, Reuters, and large circulation news publishers.
I have one.
Although no deconstruction seems necessary to find the criminally obvious stab made at the Bush administration in this Reuters article:
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N17299126.htm
Flip, there's a car coming.
I have one.
Although no deconstruction seems necessary to find the criminally obvious stab made at the Bush administration in this Reuters article:
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N17299126.htm
Flip, there's a car coming.