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The war on journalism : media moguls, whistleblowers and the price of freedom / Andrew Fowler.
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Fowler, Andrew John
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The war on journalism : media moguls, whistleblowers and the price of freedom / Andrew Fowler.
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North Sydney, NSW : William Heinemann Australia, 2015.
©2015
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362 pages ; 24 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-348) and index.
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The War on Journalism is a harrowing story of megalomaniac press barons, conspiracies, sackings, cutbacks, and self-censoring journalists, cowed by what legendary investigative reporter Seymour Hersh called "chicken shit editors." When first Chelsea Manning and then Edward Snowden blew the whistle, they did more than reveal extraordinary secrets; they struck the first solid blows against centuries old traditions, where journalism was played by agreed rules. Governments "leaked" secret information to their favorite journalists in return for sympathetic coverage. Now racked by public distrust, the cash-starved mainstream media is struggling to survive. Newspapers which flourished for hundreds of years and TV networks that once ruled the world are in serious decline. Andrew Fowler gives the inside story on how and why the media helped write its own epitaph.
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Official secrets
Journalism
Newspapers
Freedom of the press
Whistle blowing
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Freedom of the press
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Journalism
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Newspapers
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Official secrets
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Whistle blowing
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Broadcast journalism
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Foreign correspondents
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Literature
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Newsletters
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Photojournalism
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Press
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Publicity
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Reporters and reporting
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