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Month: November 2002

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Update: Iraq – Panorama Editor and Guardian Editor Respond

27th November 2002

As the war clouds continue to gather over the Gulf, the latest opinion polls show that fully 40% of the British electorate are against war on Iraq. Anyone who has been monitoring the media with →

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Update: Bill Hayton of the BBC’s World Service Responds Again

19th November 2002

In response to our recent exchange of emails – Media Alert Update: BBC World Service Editor Responds on Panorama (November 14, 2002) – we have received this email from Bill Hayton, Acting Europe Region Editor →

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Update: BBC World Service Editor Responds on Panorama

14th November 2002

MEDIA LENS MEDIA ALERT   14th November 2002 Media Alert  In response to our recent Media Alert – Our Pravda: The BBC, Panorama and Iraq (November 8, 2002) – we received these emails from Bill →

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Update: Iraq and Arms Inspectors – The Guardian Responds

12th November 2002

Media Lens has recently published several Media Alerts focusing on US/UK media coverage of Iraq, arms inspectors and the looming war. A front-page article in yesterday’s Guardian reported: “The British government is preparing for war →

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Our Pravda – The BBC, Panorama and Iraq

8th November 2002

The truth is that you don’t get very far in the mainstream media if you offend powerful interests. The BBC’s John Simpson “was promoted with spectacular rapidity”, Oliver Burkeman notes in the Guardian. The ascent →

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What is Media Lens?

Since 2001, we have been describing how mainstream newspapers and broadcasters operate as a propaganda system for the elite interests that dominate modern society.

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Our aim is to raise awareness of the systemic failure of the corporate media to report the world honestly and accurately. We encourage readers to challenge the journalists, editors and media managers who set news agendas that traditionally reflect elite interests.

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A media alert is our analysis of a news story, sent out via email and published on our website. The alert compares the corporate media’s view of the world with fact-based, referenced and credible alternatives.

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