According to Reece Peck, how has the development of the commercial news industry been shaped by class tensions since its inception? How did tabloid news create a “non-elite” public and what were some tell tale signs of this “non-elite”-styled news? The “War of Words” MSNBC documentary by Ted Koppel that Peck spotlights, claims to criticize “partisan journalism” for being biased and money driven but what does Peck suggest is also implicitly at play in Koppel’s criticism, something he and other critics are not being reflexive of?
Lecture part 1- https://prezi.com/v/c57bfw-ngi22/com-371-tabloid-culture/
Lecture part 2- https://prezi.com/v/xn_avm7mupkg/com-371-tabloid-culture/
Lecture part 3- https://prezi.com/v/mrltrzdzetvp/com-371-tabloid-culture/
Documentary- https://www.nbcnews.com/video/war-of-words-partisan-ranting-is-marketing-of-fear-44482115957
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