Unfit to print: the top 10 censored stories of 1995

Article Abstract:

Ten articles that appeared in different periodicals published in 1995 have been censored because of their topics. The articles took up controversial issues such as the production of nuclear weapons in US, child labor, nuclear waste disposal and assessment of North American Free Trade Agreement.

Reports, Freedom of the press, Censorship, Alternative press publications

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Soft news, hard sell: why real stories about regular folks never get told

Article Abstract:

The day-to-day problems faced by ordinary families are not regarded as newsworthy by media organizations. Reporters are themselves ordinary men and women, but are disconnected from ordinary family life as a form of news.

Analysis, Media coverage, Family, Broadcast journalism

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The ocean told me to tell you this

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the books written by convicted murder Mumia Abu-Jamal who has been on death row from 1982 in spite of a widespread belief in his innocence. His philosophy is discussed.

Authorship, Prisoners, Abu-Jumal, Mumia

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