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Laborfest: Too Big to Name?
Date:
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Time:
7:00 PM
-
9:00 PM
Event Type:
Teach-In
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
First Unitarian Universalist Church - 1187 Franklin St. at Geary
38 Geary to Franklin; 47 and 49 buses on Van Ness to Geary.
38 Geary to Franklin; 47 and 49 buses on Van Ness to Geary.
Too Big to Name?
How the Press — and specifically the SF Chronicle — suppresses embarrassing information about those who own the country
The mass media has been almost entirely missing in action on the story of why the U.S. Postal Service is being destroyed, and who is profiting from the selloff of its PUBLIC property by CBRE, a company controlled and chaired by Senator Feinstein’s billionaire husband, Richard C. Blum. This dereliction of duty is in keeping with the traditional power of the press to define who are the city’s — and the nation’s —“best people.” Except now it’s worse.
Gray Brechin and a panel of journalists will discuss what has happened to investigative journalism as the mass media has become increasingly corporatized, commercialized, and monopolized. Panel: Gray Brechin, UC Berkeley geographer, Richard Brenneman, formerly at the Berkeley Daily Planet and many other newspapers; Savanah Blackwell, journalist formerly with the Bay Guardian; George Wooding, publisher of Westside Observer.
See also:
http://graybrechin.net/
http://www.laborfest.net/2013/2013schedule.htm
How the Press — and specifically the SF Chronicle — suppresses embarrassing information about those who own the country
The mass media has been almost entirely missing in action on the story of why the U.S. Postal Service is being destroyed, and who is profiting from the selloff of its PUBLIC property by CBRE, a company controlled and chaired by Senator Feinstein’s billionaire husband, Richard C. Blum. This dereliction of duty is in keeping with the traditional power of the press to define who are the city’s — and the nation’s —“best people.” Except now it’s worse.
Gray Brechin and a panel of journalists will discuss what has happened to investigative journalism as the mass media has become increasingly corporatized, commercialized, and monopolized. Panel: Gray Brechin, UC Berkeley geographer, Richard Brenneman, formerly at the Berkeley Daily Planet and many other newspapers; Savanah Blackwell, journalist formerly with the Bay Guardian; George Wooding, publisher of Westside Observer.
See also:
http://graybrechin.net/
http://www.laborfest.net/2013/2013schedule.htm
For more information:
http://www.laborfest.net/2013/2013schedule...
Added to the calendar on Sun, Jun 16, 2013 4:17PM
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