81. Media Ethics The TV Spectacle Of The Hill-Thomas Hearings acceptance, laws which are applied and courts which are spectacle. 3 Eco has called neotv, television which need only look back at the debates between John F http://www.egs.edu/mediaphi/judy/ch3.html

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Categories Abrupt Adbusters Badvertising Billboard Liberation Front ... Project for The New American Century Do you know a site that belongs on this links page? Then send them to: stuff@mindbomb.tv Culture Jammers Go to Top Abrupt Abrupt believes firmly in the empowerment of individuals to mouth off. They have always encouraged people to leave their scent or sign behind them, to do more than passively consume the imagery of others. The technology of the World Wide Web lets more people than ever to do just that. AdBusters Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Adbusters is a not-for-profit, reader-supported, 120,000-circulation magazine concerned about the erosion of our physical and cultural environments by commercial forces. BADvertising Since 1986 Bonnie Vierthaler and The BADvertising Institute have been on the front lines of tobacco prevention with a powerful counter-advertising message. Over the years their mission has been to immunize kids against tobacco, inspire smokers to quit, and equip advocates and educators with the tools for doing the same. Billboard Liberation Front For the last twenty-one years, the Billboard Liberation Front has taken a good-natured swipe at the phenomena of outdoor advertising. Largely powerless to alter the messages of television, radio or the print media, they could, in the dead of night, apply improvements to the giant boards that tower over streets and highways.

83. Vigilant.tv - Freedom And Technology threatens freedom 040429 Top Italian tv news reader quits 040424 Gmail Still Sparking Debates 040424 The Gadhafi Seeks Abolition of courts, Laws 040419 http://www.unipeak.com/getpage.php?_u_r_l_=aHR0cDovL3ZpZ2lsYW50LnR2Lw==

84. DenverPost.com - Kobe Bryant debate rages over media s treatment of accuser The Globe s editor, Candace Trunzo, defended the use of the photo http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%7E28682%7E1533691,00.html

GetAd(5, 't', 468, 60, '/nws', ''); Denver, CO NEWS BLOGHOUSE BUSINESS CAMPAIGN 2004 ... SEARCH SITE SEARCH: WEB SEARCH: EMAIL ARTICLE LINK TO ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE Article Published: Saturday, July 26, 2003 Debate rages over media's treatment of accuser By Steve Wilstein, The Associated Press EAGLE - To most of the public, she is known only as Kobe Bryant's accuser, an anonymous teen whose photograph never appears in newspapers or on television. Many of the details of her life - where she lives and goes to school, when she auditioned for American Idol, how she was rushed to a hospital for a mental health problem last winter - have been widely reported. Friends and acquaintances talk about her, offering snippets of insight and speculation. Still, her name is kept out of stories. Yet the 19-year-old woman's name has been broadcast on the radio to 60 cities by a talk-show host, and her identity - complete with address and phone number - has been posted on various Internet sites. The Globe, a supermarket tabloid, has run her photo, blacking out only the area around her eyes. Media new and old are making the alleged victim in this most public of sexual assault cases fair game, angering some who say the spotlight is making her a victim all over again and drawing criticism from others who favor full disclosure.

85. DenverPost.com - War Security Baghdad, Iraq — No tv cameras or tape recorders will be practice in the past to have cameras inside,” Kimmitt US military courtsmartial tend to be more http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%7E6439%7E2139125,00.html

GetAd(5, 't', 468, 60, '/war', ''); Denver, CO NEWS BLOGHOUSE BUSINESS CAMPAIGN 2004 ... SEARCH SITE SEARCH: WEB SEARCH: EMAIL ARTICLE LINK TO ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE Article Published: Monday, May 10, 2004 No cameras at prison abuse trial By Jim Krane The Associated Press AP / John Moore An Iraqi prisoner clutches the bars of his cell in the Abu Ghraib prison on the outskirts of Baghdad Saturday. Baghdad, Iraq — No TV cameras or tape recorders will be allowed in the courtroom at next week’s court-martial of a U.S. soldier charged in the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal, a senior U.S. officer said today. Spc. Jeremy C. Sivits of Hyndman, Pa., a member of the Army’s 372nd Military Police Company, will face a military court in Baghdad on May 19 — less than a month after photos of prisoners being abused and humiliated were first broadcast April 28. The streamlined trial is expected to last just one or two days — including the sentencing phase, if Sivits is found guilty, said a U.S. military legal adviser who briefed reporters on condition of anonymity. The U.S. military normally allows family members, observers and print reporters to attend trials, Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt said at a briefing.

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search options Tuesday, June 8, 2004 PBS offers a number programs and Web sites that explore topics specific to schools and the field of education. Browse the entire page or use the sub-sections below to narrow your selection. Jump to: The Teaching Profession School Reform Equity in Education Learning Disabilities ... On to College? The Teaching Profession The First Year Web site: http://www.pbs.org/firstyear/ As our politicians and the press argue the merits of countless school reforms, it is our teachers who enter the classroom every day and fight the real fight: educating our children, one child at a time. The First Year shows the human side of this story: the determination and commitment of five novice teachers as they struggle to survive their first year in America's toughest schools. The companion Web site has forum postings, stories of the five first year teachers, and information about how to get certified. The Merrow Report Web site: http://www.pbs.org/merrow/ Related Video Products: http://shop.pbs.org/teachers/ [Search for "Merrow"] This continuing series (on NPR and on PBS) covers various education-related issues. Past episodes have included:

87. Marin Independent Journal - Post Election Special Gibson raised concerns about too many trials taking place behind closed doors. Ritter said he would like to see more cameras in the courts, but he has been http://www.marinij.com/Stories/0,1413,234~31324~1954110,00.html

GetAd(5, 't', 468, 60, '/entry', ''); Marketplace News Lifestyles Real Estate ... Contact Us June 08, 2004 Marin County, CA Site Search Enter search term Advanced Search GetAd(20, 'l6', 120, 20, '/entry', ''); MARKETPLACE Classified Real Estate MarinWheels ... Anniversaries EMAIL ARTICLE LINK TO ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE Article Last Updated: Friday, February 13, 2004 - 5:09:54 PM PST OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION Woolsey proud of her record Woolsey apologizes for letter Will voters raise tolls? W. Marin supervisorcandidates debate land use ... 8 candidates for Marin judge raise $360,000 Judicial candidates are split on By Nancy Isles Nation, IJ reporter allowing cameras in courtroom The question of whether to allow cameras in Marin's courtrooms draws varying views from eight candidates for a Superior Court judgeship. Allowing the media to use cameras in court sometimes poses potential conflicts between the public's right to know and the administration of justice - and it is up to a judge to make the call, experts note. Candidates running for the seat of Judge William McGivern, who is seeking disability retirement, told the editorial board of the Marin Independent Journal this week that they respect the public's right of access to the courtroom - but some had reservations about privacy issues.

88. BayouBuzz.com - Louisiana Politics And News of tv ads, and few people overall watch the debates. Jindal into anything the public wants to see, on tv. and give mutual assistance in the law courts and at http://www.bayoubuzz.com/boards/philboard_read.asp?id=304

89. The Convergence Of Convergence services, as in the current debates about VoIP of the telecom, datacom, Internet, computer, tv and probably Stay awaylet the regulators and courts decide the http://telephonyonline.com/ar/telecom_convergence_convergence/

About Us HOME NEWS CURRENT ISSUE DEPARTMENTS ... Calendar of Events DEPARTMENTS News Access Technology Back Office Broadband Services ... Wireless RESOURCES White Papers Webinars InFocus Features Analyst's Corner ... Telecom World WIRELESS REVIEW 04 Editorial Calendar The Convergence of convergence by David H. Yedwab TelephonyOnline.com, Feb 13 2004 Print-friendly format E-mail this information Convergence is an increasingly popular term being bandied about across our extended information, communications and networking industry. It is becoming ever more popular. It is now impossible to read an article or attend a presentation without the term "convergence" being on, if not at, center-stage. But like other words that become tech-trendy terms, I'm not sure I know anymore what is meant when someone gets on the stage and says "convergence." There are multiple technology, product and even industry convergences occurring at this same time. Let's call it the "Convergence of Convergence." When I first found myself questioning the many uses of the word "convergence," I was often able to figure out what heretofore separate things were being converged from the context of the statement or, maybe even better, by the organization the person was representing. Even that isn't true anymore.

90. MIA Journal 100 New Television Formats audience to nonfiction and revitalised debates concerning the Reality tv integrates and re-mixes genres of for the televising of Australian courts, while also http://www.griffith.edu.au/publication/mia/MIACP100.html

Flip to Text Version New Television Formats No 100 August 2001 Contents Abstracts Contents Editorial Graeme Turner ANZCA News Marsha Durham New Television Formats New television formats Jane Roscoe and Gay Hawkins Real entertainment: New factual hybrid television Jane Roscoe Judge TV: Documentary form and governance Gareth Palmer Old dogs, new tricks: Beyond Simpson Le Mesurier, crime-comedy and the telemovie series Sue Turnbull and Felicity Collins More than TV: Channel Ten and diversity in free-to-air broadcasting Joshua Green Digitising dinosaurs Morgan Richards Webcam sites: The documentary genre moves online? Craig Hight Online interview ABC TV online, digitally yours Gay Hawkins interviews Molly Reynolds Comment Real new formats of television: Looking at Big Brother Phillip Bell Court on camera: Television coverage of Australian legal proceedings Jane Johnston Representing decline: The role of the arts in framing discourses of deindustrialisation Deborah Stevenson and Georgia Paton 'Subliminal charge': How Hindi-language newspaper expansion affects India Peter Friedlander, Robin Jeffrey and Sanjay Seth

91. Argus Online - The Peterson Trial Delucchi s decision about the Modesto police s use of GPS technology could set a new legal precedent Staff writer Jason Dearen covers courts and justice issues http://www.theargusonline.com/Stories/0,1413,83%7E30733%7E1949018,00.html

GetAd(1,'t', 468, 60,''); INSIDEBAYAREA ONLINE STORE CAREERS REAL ESTATE ... Contact Us Site Search Enter search term Advanced Search GetAd(20, 'l6', 120, 20, '/nws', ''); MARKETPLACE Real Estate Rentals Automotive ... Place a Classified Ad EMAIL ARTICLE LINK TO ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE SUBSCRIBE TO PRINT Article Last Updated: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 - 1:21:21 PM PST Scott Peterson. AP File Photo OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION Distaso focuses on Laci's clothes Geragos deconstructs prosecution's case against Peterson Peterson case a media magnet Geragos: Prosecutors have nothing on Peterson ... Editorial: County to measure Laci trial in the millions Judge to rule on use of GPS to track Scott Cops' techniques of gathering data at issue By Jason Dearen, STAFF WRITER REDWOOD CITY After Laci Peterson went missing on Christmas Eve 2002, Scott Peterson's every move was tracked by Modesto police using devices planted on the borrowed and rented vehicles he drove between the time his wife disappeared and his arrest. At today's pre-trial hearing in the double-murder trial, Judge Alfred Delucchi will decide if data culled by Modesto police using global positioning systems, or GPS, is acceptable as evidence. His decision could set a new legal precedent in California. The GPS technology in question works by placing a transmitter on the vehicle of a subject under surveillance by authorities. The vehicle's whereabouts can be tracked by communication between the device and satellites in orbit around the Earth. The data received shows the address, date, time and map location of a moving car.

92. BBC News | SCOTLAND | Rights Law Hits Drugs Trial In a debate on the convention in the rules entrapment illegal. Internet links Scottish courts Service. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/scotland/newsid_664000/664071.stm

low graphics version feedback help You are in: UK: Scotland Front Page World ... AudioVideo Brian Taylor reports "The European Convention on Human Rights presents a new challenge" real Alan Mackay reports "The act has dogged ministers in recent times" real Thursday, 2 March, 2000, 16:38 GMT Rights law hits drugs trial The trial was to be heard at Edinburgh Sheriff Court A drugs trial in Edinburgh has been postponed after a sheriff said undercover police could not give evidence behind screens. The ruling by Sheriff Richard Scott under human rights legislation is the latest upset to the Scots legal system since the European Convention on Human Rights was introduced in May. Sheriff Scott said he was minded to rule that officers could not give evidence incognito. The prosecution said that drugs squad officers would be at risk if they were identified and asked for the trial to be postponed to allow time for an appeal. I want to live in a country where human rights are enshrined in law, not in one where the government can override them. Justice Minister Jim Wallace The convention, which was incorporated into Scots law in the Human Rights Act, provides for the protection of certain basic human rights - including the right to a fair trial.

93. Commentary About The Media The courts are already about to decide this crucial sort of evil influence or a tv fast, to Hartford Courant, in which the author debates Senator Lieberman http://interact.uoregon.edu/MediaLit/mlr/readings/contents/comentary.html

Serving Educators Around The World Media Literacy Review Media Literacy Online Project - College of Education - University of Oregon - Eugene Commentary About The Media "After you, Stanley." "No. After you, Olly". By Chris M. Wrosnop. "When Stanley's radio and the pianola were all the rage in home entertainment, Olly's movie exhibitors had to come up with something that would take people out of the house again, away from the technology that was making them into recluses. Well it's happening again. After cable TV arrived, we got multiplexes - the movie theatre equivalent of a channel-changer. Small screen at home with lots of choice; larger screen at the theatre with lots of choice. (Note: This is a PDF file.) Bring Back Marshall McLuhan. By Robert F. James and William J. Moriarty. Despite media's ever greater intrusion into student's lives, little remains of media training. Cleaning Up After OJ.

94. The Hate Crime You Won't See On TV [Free Republic] Disclaimer Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. let the conservative ones talk on http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3a5ed080584a.htm

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Last ... Crime/Corruption Editorial Source: FrontPageMagazine.Com Published: Author: Scott Rubush Posted on 01/12/2001 09:38:08 PST by SuperfluousMan The Wichita Horror You Won't See This Hate Crime on the Evening News By Scott Rubush Two black men in Wichita, Kansas robbed and kidnapped three men and two women - all white - and gunned them down execution-style, after subjecting them to horrendous sexual abuse. Had the perpetrators been white and the victims black, the media would have been screaming "hate crime" from coast to coast. continue Posted on 01/12/2001 09:38:08 PST by SuperfluousMan Reply Private Reply Top ... To: SuperfluousMan Here is a link to a previous discussion on this topic: Unfit to Print Posted on 01/12/2001 09:53:21 PST by MrMuse Reply Private Reply To 1 ... To: SuperfluousMan From the article above: In a just society, where all are treated equally before the law, there would be no need to dwell upon the fact that all the victims were white, while the Carr brothers are black.

95. World Lindy Hop Championship Debate World Lindy Hop Championship debate between Ryan Francois, Marcus Koch and Nathalie Gomes. Vermont and New Hampshire Swing and Ballroom Dance Web site. The Upper Valley Swing Dance Network site http://www.savoystyle.org/debate.html

S UPPORTING S WING AND B ALLROOM D ANCE THROUGHOUT V N EW H AMPSHIRE Home Calendar Dances Events ... Post Event New T-Shirts Available Our new UVSDN T-shirts and tank tops are available at all of our events. You don't stop dancing because you've grown old. You grow old because you've stopped dancing. Special Announcement November 4, 1999 : At the ALHC in Stamford last weekend, two meetings were held to discuss: The Formation of an American Lindy Hop Organization and The minutes from each of those meetings are being edited and will be distributed in DRAFT FORM to the meeting attendees within the next few days for corrections. Once corrections have been made, the minutes will be posted on the same three websites that host the debate archives and distributed to other web sites around the world. See "Mirror Archive Sites" below. If you would like to receive a copy of the completed minutes, with a list of action items recommended at each of the meetings, send your name and email address to me at: outPutLink("WLHC","uvswingdance","net"); Also, Nathalie Gomes will host a very important meeting next Monday, November 8th to discuss continuing plans for World Lindy Hop and American Lindy Hop Competitions. The meeting will begin at NOON. Location will be announced in the next 24 hours.

96. C-SPAN: About C-SPAN will commit to covering Senate floor debates in the ll agree that allowing our cameras in the http://www.c-span.org/about/bpl-let5.asp

SITE INDEX TV Schedule LIVE TV/Radio Community ... About C-SPAN Pick a Series Washington Journal American Politics American Political Archive LBJ White House Tapes Current Events 108th Congress Bush Administration Campaign 2002 Corporate Accountability FY 2003 Budget National Defense Priorities Sept. 11: U.S. Response State Politics Video Archives Congress Defense/Security Domestic/Social Economy/Fiscal International Judiciary/Courts Media/Press Politics/Elections Science/Technology State/Local White House/Exec. Other June 8, 2004 SEARCH VIDEO ARCHIVES RELATED RESOURCES Board of Directors Behind the Scenes C-SPAN Alert! C-SPAN Milestones ... ABOUT C-SPAN Watch and Listen links require the RealPlayer 7 or higher November 21, 1994 Sen. Robert Dole Republican Leader United States Senate Washington, D.C. 20515 RE: Further Opening Up the Senate to C-SPAN Cameras. Dear Senator Dole: As you and your colleagues prepare to take leadership of the Senate, we've noted with interest an increasing national discussion about how tho expand public access to the legislative process. We at C-SPAN are among those who have long been interested in expanding the public's access to Congress. As such, we would like to offer this proposal which we hope can contibute to this goal: Consider opening the 104th Congress

97. C-SPAN: About C-SPAN will commit to covering House floor debates in the ll agree that allowing our cameras in the http://www.c-span.org/about/bpl-let1.asp

SITE INDEX TV Schedule LIVE TV/Radio Community ... About C-SPAN Pick a Series Washington Journal American Politics American Political Archive LBJ White House Tapes Current Events 108th Congress Bush Administration Campaign 2002 Corporate Accountability FY 2003 Budget National Defense Priorities Sept. 11: U.S. Response State Politics Video Archives Congress Defense/Security Domestic/Social Economy/Fiscal International Judiciary/Courts Media/Press Politics/Elections Science/Technology State/Local White House/Exec. Other June 8, 2004 SEARCH VIDEO ARCHIVES RELATED RESOURCES Board of Directors Behind the Scenes C-SPAN Alert! C-SPAN Milestones ... ABOUT C-SPAN Watch and Listen links require the RealPlayer 7 or higher November 21, 1994 The Honorable Newt Gingrich Republican Whip U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 RE: Proposal to Further Open Congress to C-SPAN Cameras. Dear Congressman Gingrich: As you and your colleagues prepare to lead the new Congress, we've been pleased to note your proposals such as legislation on-line designed to increase the public's access to Congress. We at C-SPAN are among those who have long been interested in expanding public access to Congress. As such, we would like to offer this proposal which we hope can advance this shared goal: Consider opening the 104th Congress

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