Sentence examples for media fairness from inspiring English sources

Felice Friedson is a true thought leader in media fairness.

In terms of media fairness if he's JFK, she is Richard Nixon.

The demonstrated incompetence of the public to solve our problems, in New Orleans not to speak of financial markets, regulatory protection, war criminality, electoral breakdown, media fairness, and work safety, is part of the plan.

I firmly believe in a hybrid future where old media players embrace the ways of new media (transparency, interactivity, immediacy) and new media companies adopt the best practices of old media (fairness, accuracy).

In 2005, the media criticism organization Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) released a study of C-SPAN's morning telephone call-in show Washington Journal, showing that Republicans were favored as guests over Democrats by a two-to-one margin during a six-month period that year, and that people of color are underrepresented.

Earlier, he had helped to found the liberal media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, or FAIR.

The media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting criticized Mr. Knell earlier when he said he wanted to "depoliticize" the public broadcasting debate.

The Chronicle said Mr. Clinton then went on to criticize the news media and the fairness of the caucuses, which have largely supported Mr. Obama.

And while it's true that they should have been given equal billing in the media coverage, in fairness, the 24 men seem equally inebriated.

Peter Hart of the media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting made the more specific assertion that media coverage of the People's Budget has been confined to opinion pieces, with no "hard news stories about it in the big papers".

"The people that live here, many of whom are my age -- 40's and 50's -- they don't think the 60's ever stopped," said Jeff Cohen, a Woodstock resident and founder of a media watchdog group, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting.