Best practices for television journalists: a handbook for reporters, producers, videographers, news directors and other broadcast professionals on how to be fair to the public

Arlington, VA: Freedom Forum (2000)
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Abstract

A handbook of best practices for television and broadcast journalists, encouraging practices that the public will see as being fair, thereby helping assure that television news gathering remains free.

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