An Interview with Tom Fenton
I hope you read the whole thing. (Despite his thing for NPR.)
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March 21, 2005
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Implementing Solutions
Willing to help implement the ideas contained in Tom Fenton 's book :Bad News, Regan Books, 2005, Harper Collins; chapter 9 : Solutions.
Searching for people interested in helping facilitating the creation of an ad-hoc committee and a Lobby located in Washington with the purpose to advocate for:
- “Monitor and insist on news quality and quantity” like a consumer advocacy group.
-a revival of bureaus and foreign correspondent structure
- publicly funded election broadcast for all candidates from all parties
-advocate for later evening news hour documentaries or presentations
John F. Lohac
129 North Mole Street
Philadelphia, Pa 19102-1404
215-523-9951
superdog@superdog.org
Posted by: John F. Lohac | February 09, 2006 at 11:33 AM