Journalism--Mirror, Mirror on the World?

Analyzes and compares news coverage of a peace demonstration by the Public Broadcast Laboratory, NBC's David Brinkley, the Washington Post, United Press International, and the New York Times. Presents the final news story of each, which is commented upon by Joseph Lyford, journalism professor at the University of California.

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