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Mr. Monroe delivered the annual Frank Gannett Lecture at the Washington Journalism Center.

Mrs. Graham delivered the annual Frank E. Gannett Lecture. Topics included the role of editors, foreign reporting, and the Watergate story. After her speech she answered audience members' qu…

Professor Lichtenberg focused on journalistic ethics in coverage of the Barney Frank story. Schultz responded to comments about the dishonesty of “sound bite” television news that were made …

The full title of the panel was “Journalism Ethics in Perspective: Some History and Some Questions.” Harwood commented on the differences in the standards that journalists are held to and th…

The full title of the panel was “Journalism Ethics: Some Remedies, Modest and Otherwise.” Professor Small acted as moderator. The panel was a follow-up to other panels in the Washington Jou…

The panel discussion began with comments by Joseph Goulden, Director Accuracy in Media, Media Analysis, on the changing standards of journalism ethics. Walter Mears, Vice President & Columni…

Panelists discussed the fairness in the media coverage during the Presidential election.

“Was the campaign coverage fair?” Panelists answered this question as they analyzed the print media’s attempts to cover the campaign from primaries to election day.

Media experts evaluated the media coverage of the 1988 presidential campaign. The panel discussed positive and negative press coverage, inaccessible candidates, and political advertising.

Anthony Lewis spoke about media coverage of the Executive branch. He answered audience questions.

St. Petersburg Times CEO and Congressional Quarterly Editor Eugene Patterson delivered the tenth annual Gannett lecture at the Washington Journalism Center. He discussed the importance of th…

Guests discussed learning the facts from the government on national security issues. They answered audience questions.