Imagine this, you awake to the loud roar of the local textile mill that has served as your alarm clock for your entire life. Following that you immediately realized that six or seven rabbit-sized rats have gnawed their way into your two-room shack and are now running around ... ...
REPORTING TERRORISM Since the increase of available information and around-the-clock news coverage the interaction between the media and terrorism has intensified throughout the 20th century. Freedom of speech is guaranteed by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which meant that ... can choose from four different traditions of reporting to relate terrorist events. Information tradition, which is reports are expected to be factual and reliably documented. Sensationalist tradition, coverage includes emotions, alarm, threat, anger, and fear. Feature stories, the focus is on individual...
