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Rocky Mountain Media Watch Publications |
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Local TV "News" Shows Falsely Advertised as News |
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Press Release 5/8/01 Text of the Petition |
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Statement on TV News and the Culture of Violence |
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Statement, 5/24/99 |
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1998 National Survey: Not In The Public Interest |
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Press Release 8/4/98 and Text of Executive Summary |
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RMMW Files Application for Review of FCC's Denial of License Challenge |
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Press Release (5/28/98) and Text of Application for Review |
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RMMW Rebuttals to Denver Television Stations' Objections to License Challenges |
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Press Release (4/14/98) and Text of Rebuttals |
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RMMW Petitions to Deny the Re-Licensing of 4 Denver Television Stations |
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Press Release (2/16/98) and Text of the Petitions |
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Toxic TV News |
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by Paul Klite |
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Jurrasic "Journalism" |
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by John Boak |
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Analysis of Guests on C-Spans Washington Journal |
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Download the Word Document |
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Not In The Public InterestA Snapshot of Local TV News in America 3/11/98by Dr. Paul D. Klite, Dr. Robert A. Bardwell Covering 102 local TV newscasts from 52 U.S. metropolitan areas, the report focuses our concern that most local TV newscasts have abandoned the public interest in the race for ratings. But is also exciting to see that a few stations are breaking the tabloid mold. |
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Making the NewsA Guide for Nonprofits & Activistsby Jason Salzman This handbook, based on interviews with media-savvy activists and 25 professional journalists, explains how to generate news coverage about any cause or issue that concerns you. Learn how to stage media events, write press releases, compile media lists, contact reporters, deliver sound bites, book a guest on talk radio, lobby editorial writers, columnists and photographers, and much more. Making the News also contains unique advice on how to create newsworthy visual imagery. Simple, complicated, cheap, funny, flashy ideas for all kinds of media events are described. |
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Baaad NewsLocal TV News in America 2/26/97by Dr. Paul D. Klite, Dr. Robert A. Bardwell A content analysis of 100 newscats in 55 cities. Includes individual station data for news, commercials, mayhem and fluff. |
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Pavlov's TV Dogs:A Snapshot of Local TV News in America 9/20/95by Dr. Paul D. Klite, Dr. Robert A. Bardwell Pavlov's TV Dogs is a study and analysis of the content of 100 stations' local TV news. The study delineates the quantities of news, advertising, and self-referential promotion. It defines indicies for Mayhem and Fluff. And it introduces the Pavlov Index, a measure to quantify the use of highly emotional content as an audience preparation mechanism for the benefit of advertisers. |
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AdAboutTVTools for Critical ViewingBy John Boak ---Download for free LINK TO "AD ABOUT TV" PAGES |
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