The Media: Journalism in Crisis
Written by Neal Cortell
Narrated by Morton Dean
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About this audiobook
Veteran television reporter Neal Cortell tackles the subject of in The Media, Journalism in Crisis. With the help of renowned journalists, academics, regulators, and activists, The Media discusses the state of news that America awoke to each day included clearly delineated separation of reporting and editorial opinion, compared to the internet and numerous TV news outlets that frequently blur that line critical to true journalistic integrity. The elder generation might long for old fashion journalism. The younger "Instant access generation" may be wholly unfamiliar with it and the critical distinction between quantity and quality. Are we better off now then in days past and how did we get here?
Neal Cortell
Neal Cortell has a 35-year career in diverse aspects of television journalism. Neal has developed ABC Money Talks, ABC Moneyscope, American Consumer, and BusinessWeek brands, under which he produced and directed 400 national financial programs and 3,000 daily business reports that became the number one-rated of their genre. Economic programming alone under his charge has run in excess of ten years via affliates of ABC-TV, PBS-TV, Fox Business Network and WorldNet TV.
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Reviews for The Media
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The second installment in the Miss Fortune mystery series, Lethal Bayou Beauty, is light, quick, and hilarious with a decent mystery thrown in. Those who like Connie Shelton's Heist Ladies or Stephanie Plum should enjoy this series.Fortune Redding, who is hiding out from a CIA mission gone bad, has help again from the Geritol mafia to find out who killed the resident beauty queen. Hijinx ensue!The quirky characters, humor, and strong, supportive bonds between the women are a delight. Can't wait to get to the next one!
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5I am addicted to these books. Fun, light read with good humor and great crazy Louisiana characters. Plus strong female characters!
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5More fun from Jana DeLeon. I really get a kick out of this series about a CIA assassin forced to hid in a small southern town only to find that they got as much nonsense going on as the missions she'd been sent on. The series is delightful and this is another great addition.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5Fortune and her friends are caught up in the murder of a former hometown girl returned home after not making it in Hollywood. Because she is an outsider Fortune's been set-up by the murderer and a lot of crazy mayhem takes place allowing her to use some of her CIA training and the start of some romantic interest by Sherif Carter.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Louisiana, comedy, murder, seniors, action-adventure, situational-humor, verbal-humor This book is just too much fun! Miss Fortune can't quite remember that she is not on active duty with the CIA but hiding out in a small town in Louisiana, and gets together with a group of local friends known as the Geritol Mafia to solve a really odd murder. The mystery is excellent, but the laughs are exceptional! No spoilers, just be careful with your coffee while reading this one! Cassandra Campbell gives a wonderful audio performance and doesn't crack up while narrating.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5This is another great book in the story of Fortune. This second book picks up where the first book left off, i.e. Fortune getting involve with Gertie and Ida Bella, from the Sinful Ladies Society. However, in this instance, Gertie and Ida Bella are doing their best to protect Fortune from the trouble she appears to have landed herself in. Deputy LeBlanc aka Carter, continues to be great character catching Fortune, or just missing catching Fortune from doing something she shouldn't. The story for this book is all about Fortune, Gertie and Ida Bella trying to clear Fortune's name from having murdered Pansy. The story had me laughing out loud at many things and though I did suspect the murderer early on, I wasn't 100% certain so was both surprised and not surprised when the ending is revealed. This is deffinate a story I'd enjoy listening to time and again. The characters are so entertaining and I also find it has a good story line. Looking forward to book #03.