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On the other hand, she said, many U.S. television viewers were treated to a non-stop flow of images presented by "cable news operators who wrap themselves in the American flag and go after a certain target demographic." "It was a grand and glorious picture that had a lot of people watching," Banfield said, "and a lot of advertisers excited about cable TV news. But it wasn't journalism, because I'm not sure Americans are hesitant to do this again -- to fight another war, because it looked to them like a courageous and terrific endeavor."' Ashleigh Banfield was born in Canada. .< 11:27:49 PM  >community medecine Good concept: Distributed computing attacking SARS.
Cool. Server appears to be overloaded at the moment. .< 1:41:54 AM >Internet Radio Makes Bigger Waves Access to niche genres and hometown stations from far away proves appealing: More than 100 million listeners have tried Web radio, with the number of regular monthly users tripling in the last three years, according to March ratings. [Wired News] .< 12:35:58 AM >TheStar.com - Documents link Iraq, bin Laden 'In his dispatch, Potter details how his translator, sitting on the end of his hotel room bed today, carefully scraped away the White Out with a scalpel to reveal bin Laden's name hidden underneath. And he writes of Amir's stunned reaction when the name became apparent: "It says Bin Laden! It says Bin Laden!"' A Toronto Star reporter finds what the CIA missed. .< 12:30:26 AM >KODAK: Voices from the Deeps - Print Friendly Version '"What stands out for me," says Walker "is the way in which the human spirit prevails amongst these men through their songs, as their way of life is broken up. Now, all that is left of a once-thriving industrial community is a choir of former coal miners who won't let you forget what it meant to be a miner." "Men of the Deeps", a one-hour television film, is due to be broadcast by CTV in early 2003.' This is the film we saw this evening at The Bloor. |
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