President Obama's Unsung but Effective Strides on Human Rights
More Information Less News Accounts for Why Most of the President's Great Accomplishments Are Well Featured Online While Being Typically Short-changed by the Media. And the Media Complains About the Internet! Here's an Example
Important news is mainly underneath
The radar of our media
You'll find it online here and there
Are we the media's funeral wreath
Continuing a series on unsung legislative achievements of the President that somehow became law in what turned out to be the most productive first two years any President within memory has had. The swipe at the media is caused by the realization that what has actually changed is not the availability of information but the media's inability to feature a fair and balanced itemization of everything that is important. The media has come to enjoy the ease of reporting back and forth punditry. So be it. But their mavens and spokespersons should not complain about the Web. We are the savior of news not its destroyers.
President Obama's Unsung But Effective Strides on Human Rights
Published by Stephen C. Rose
Founder Editor Renewal Magazine, Chicago. World Council of Churches, Geneva Editor RISK. Albert Schweitzer Center, MA. UNICEF DOC NY, UNDP NY. Editor Choices. View profile
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