The media is not above criticism

Article Abstract:

Members of the news media tend to accuse their opponents of censorship and unfair criticism. Canadians must question whether freedom of the press actually exists, and must be assured that both the media and those who receive information have the right to expect integrity and truth in reporting.

Freedom of the press

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Selling print to a TV generation

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Newspapers can cover news with depth and substance, but people have become accustomed to settling for the quicker and more superficial reporting of television. Newspapers need to set their own priorities, and generally show that they can do a better job of news reporting.

Evaluation, Newspapers, Journalism

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The non-candidacy of a nonsmoker

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Hugh Segal has declared that he will not be a candidate for the Canadian Conservative Party leadership. Segal is known for his humorous remarks and direct comments to the press, but some party leaders perceived him as too left wing to lead the party.

Officials and employees, Political activity, Press and politics, Conservative Party of Canada, Segal, Hugh

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