EPISODE · Jan 23, 2012 · 46 MIN
NH #30: How Nuclear Activists Can Get on the Radar of Reporters BEFORE March 11
from Nuclear Hotseat · host Libbe Halevy
Reporters always need sources and don’t know where to find them.  They’ll also take the easiest way out whenever possible.  News and journalism have been so degraded since I got my BA in the field that it’s sad to see such simplistic “reporting” when stories are so much richer and more complex than get represented...
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