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Journalistic objectivity: fact or fiction?

Journalistic objectivity: fact or fiction?

A broadcast of Kerri Miller's conversation with a group of journalists about objectivity, and how the principle has changed in a time of "fair and balanced" and competition from the Internet. Recorded at the UBS Forum on February 26, 2007.

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Reporting the news - en Espanol

Reporting the news - en Espanol

As Minnesota's Latino population continues to grow, so does the Spanish language media. They play an important role delivering entertainment and news to the Latino community. But there can be challenges that come with covering important stories on sensitive issues.
by Ambar Espinoza

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Whither the newspaper?

Whither the newspaper?

After a year of upheaval in the newspaper industry, including the sale of two local dailies, Midday looks at the future of newspapers.

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A look back at 2006

A look back at 2006

Midmorning reviews 2006 with some memorable news items that defined the year.

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Hearing America: A century of music on the radio

Hearing America: A century of music on the radio

A century ago, the first radio broadcasts sent music out into the air. Since then, music has dominated America's airwaves and it's been a cultural battleground.

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Breaking down barriers

Breaking down barriers

Pioneering sports journalist Christine Brennan talks about working in a male-dominated field and the influence of her tough-talking dad.

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Vlogging profiles of Minnesota artists

Local artist and Best Community Video Blog Vloggy recipient, Chuck Olsen, profiles Minnesota artists

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The picture of conflict

The picture of conflict

Some experts argue that newsrooms are sanitizing images from Iraq and Afghanistan for popular consumption. Midmorning examines the role of graphic war coverage.

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Another election, another horse race?

Another election, another horse race?

Political reporters talk about hotly contested and nationally watched races in Missouri, Pennsylvania and Michigan. And they reflect on what worked and what didn't in midterm media coverage.
by Bob Collins

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