| Description |
48 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 26 cm. |
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| Series |
Connections
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Shaping the debate
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| Contents |
News media: enemies or heroes? -- Press highlights through U.S. history -- How the press works -- Student journalism -- News around the world -- The debate over press freedom. |
| Bibliography |
Includes index and bibliographical references (page 47). |
| Summary |
"Recent events have spotlighted the news media with stories of "fake news," celebrity cable news personalities, trolls, and attacks on journalists. The U. S. Constitution guarantees freedom of the press, which the founders considered a cornerstone of democracy. This book explores the history of this important right, how the First Amendment protects reporters (including student reporters), and what happens in places where the press is not free."--Back cover. |
| Audience |
"... supports the C3 framework for social studies state standards: communicating conclusions. ... Guided reading level: Z." -- Back cover. |
| Subject |
Freedom of the press -- Juvenile literature.
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United States. Constitution. 1st Amendment -- Juvenile literature.
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Fake news -- Juvenile literature.
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| Added Title |
Freedom of the press. |
| ISBN |
1731614748 (hardcopy) |
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9781731614742 (hardcopy) |
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9781731612816 : $9.95 |
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1731612818 |
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