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October 3, 2005
In This Issue:
- Newton Minow to Speak at ICPR Media Conference: November 15
- Subscribe to ICPR's Blog: The Race is On
Newton Minow to Speak at ICPR Media Conference: November 15
ICPR invites
you to join Carol Marin, Prof. Ken Goldstein, Mike Lawrence, Paul
Taylor, and Chicago attorney, author and former FCC Chairman Newton
Minow for a discussion of the role of broadcast news in covering
elections and candidates. "The Most Powerful Voice in America:
How Candidates and Voters Speak to Each Other Through the Media" is a
forum examining how broadcasters cover candidates and what viewers
want, with input from media observers, academics and seasoned political
veterans. Registration is required; to sign up, click here.
Subscribe to ICPR's Blog: The Race is On
The
Race is On, ICPR's blog of political news and observations, is now
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