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Topic: Tom Rosenstiel

Is the death of newspapers the end of good citizenship?
The death of newspapers – by cutbacks, outright disappearance, or morphing into lean websites – means a reduction of watchdog reporting and less local information. Some say it has caused a drop in civic participation. Is it a blow to good citizenship?
Vox News Media report card: why Mitt Romney got more positive coverage than Obama
'Occupy Wall Street': Why this revolution isn't made for TV
Online media is replacing newspapers and TV. Is that a bad thing?
From witches to 'Aqua Buddha': why Election 2010 ads are so outrageous
News media: huge cuts set to continue, study suggests
Lines blur between blogs, newspapers
Media truth squads and the ’08 campaign: Any impact?
McCain camp cries foul
McCain camp cries foul

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