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  1. Added Jan 07, 2010 by katiebda
    Precisely because the press is often critical of political leaders, it provides them legitimacy when it validates the grounds for their decisions. A press that is widely trusted by the public for its independence and integrity is also a resource for building consensus. Thus when the public sorts itself according to hostile, ideologically separate media—when the world of Walter Cronkite gives way to the world of Glenn Beck and Keith Olbermann—political leadership loses a consensus-building partner.
  2. Added Apr 20, 2009 by jenn.m.stevens
    Video game 'addiction' and troubled children: exploring the relationship.
  3. Added Mar 10, 2009 by binorealuyo
    Over the past few weeks, the U.S. newspaper industry has entered a new period of decline. The parent of the papers in Philadelphia declared bankruptcy, as did the Journal Register chain. The Rocky Mountain News closed, and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, owned by Hearst, will almost certainly close or only publish online. Hearst has said it will also close the San Francisco Chronicle if it cannot
  4. Added Feb 24, 2009 by frogmatter
    Cool media design applications built for young kids. Recently purchased by Disney
  5. Added Dec 15, 2008 by amaechi
  6. Added Dec 13, 2008 by aseldow
    Every faculty member, administrator, and librarian has concerns over what is or is not acceptable under copyright,yet there are no clear answers for educators to these questions: • Is the use of copyrighted material in an educational environment automatically ā€œfair useā€? • Are there any educational situations that are not ā€œfair useā€? • How much copyrighted material may I use in class? • and more..
  7. Added Dec 11, 2008 by sanchye and 1 other
    This article shares an interview with John Kuglin on how he uses space, web, infrastructure and media to foster learning environments that will help prepare students for the 21st century.
  8. Added Dec 09, 2008 by sanchye and 1 other
    This article shares a list of code of best practices in fair use for media literacy education. The guidance comes as research suggests educators are shying away from using digital materials in their classrooms, fearing they could be sued for copyright violation.
  9. Added Dec 08, 2008 by carolinemeeks
    Obama pick for Sec of Ed.
  10. Added Dec 02, 2008 by amarjit and 2 others
    Do media really ruin childhood? Or are their measures too limited?
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