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October 19, 1988

Media Ethics: A Contradiction in Terms?

This panel discussion on “Media Ethics: A Contradiction in Terms?” was sponsored by the Associated Press Managing Editors' Association.

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Raymond Flynn Mayor Boston, MA
Gene Foreman Correspondent Philadelphia Inquirer

W. Wilson Goode Sr. Mayor [D] Philadelphia
Barbara Henry Correspondent Chronicle and Times Union->New York (State)
Bennie Ivory Correspondent Daily News
Michael Josephson Founder Josephson Institute
Heath Meriweather Correspondent Detroit Free Press
Benjamin Taylor Correspondent Boston Globe
Mike Waller Correspondent Hartford Courant
David Zeeck Correspondent Kansas City Star

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Associated Press Managing Editors Association

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Program ID:: 4801-1
Category:: Public Affairs Event
Format:: Forum
Location:: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
First Aired:: Oct 24, 1988 | 1:04pm EDT | C-SPAN 1
Last Aired:: Oct 30, 1988 | 4:18pm EST | C-SPAN 1

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Oct 24, 1988 | 1:04pm EDT | C-SPAN 1
Oct 25, 1988 | 4:18am EDT | C-SPAN 1
Oct 30, 1988 | 4:18pm EST | C-SPAN 1

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