Message-ID: <199702220207.XAA28842@zeus.openline.com.br> Date: Fri, 21 Feb 1997 23:07:17 -0300 From: Ernani Sartori <mailto:solar@OPENLINE.COM.BR> Subject: Re: events in the war and in the peace To: mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU
Dear D=E9sir=E9,>...=93it is disturbing that some of the most important issues and events in
>that war went virtually unnoticed and that media distortions of
>historical reality occurred which would normally have been considered
>blatant propaganda.=94 [Reference: L. Green & R. Guinery (Eds.), 1994,
>Framing Technology: Society, Choice & Change. Allen & Unwin, NSW,
>Australia].
>
>Thank you for reading this.
>D=E9sir=E9 Mallet
Many years ago, I had a friend who was correspondent of one of the well known international news agencies and he said to me that in times of peace the news, from the fact until the corresponding publishing in the media pass by six, six filters! And then the news are sold HOW they want, WHEN they want, and to WHOM they want. Imagine in times of war!
Best wishes,
Ernani.