Journalism; A Comparison Between the US and the UK
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This 7 page paper compares journalism in the UK and the US. The paper begins with an historical perspective of how newspapers were used differently in the US and the role of the press in the War in Independence. The political difference of the two counties are then considered. In each instance the impact that this has had on different styles of journalism is considered. The paper ends with an examination of the role and values of the BBC. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEjorusu.rtf
Paper Title: Journalism; A Comparison Between the US and the UK

Journalism; Perspectives of the Truth
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This 5 page paper considers two internet news sites and they present differing perspectives on the truth though the content and presentation of the news. The two sites examined are the BBC News site and the Independent Information Centre. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
Filename: TEjounpr.rtf
Paper Title: Journalism; Perspectives of the Truth

Journalistic Autonomy in Egypt
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A 5 page paper discussing the state of media freedom in Egypt for the purpose of determining Egypt’s media system type. The paper concludes that Egypt’s system is a transitional one. Formerly repressed, it has enjoyed more freedom than nearly any other Middle East nation in the past. The Mubarak regime, however, progressively has reduced freedom of the press. A 1995 law disallows overt criticism of government figures and is ambiguous enough that the government can build any type of case against nearly any real or perceived offending member of the media. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: KSEgyptJourn.rtf
Paper Title: Journalistic Autonomy in Egypt

Journalistic Fact Verses Opinion: The Feasibility of the Australian Press Council’s Principle 5
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A 5 page discussion of the Australian Press Council’s “Principle 5” which states in part that publications written by journalist should make fact clearly distinguishable from opinion. This paper analyzes the degree to which fact can be distinguished from opinion and the degree to which distinction is desirable. Emphasizes that fact is always clearly distinguishable from opinion and that passing this distinction on to the reader is an integral part of the journalistic responsibility. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPmediaA.wps
Paper Title: Journalistic Fact Verses Opinion: The Feasibility of the Australian Press Council’s Principle 5

Journalistic Objectivity: Technology And Politics
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An 8 page overview of objectivity in journalism. Presents a correlation between the level of technological advancement and the degree of lack of objectivity. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: MediaObj.wps
Paper Title: Journalistic Objectivity: Technology And Politics

Journalists in the Age of Bloggers and Other Non Traditional Journalism Forms
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The growth of social media, including weblogs and podcasts, can be seen as having a significant impact on the communicative power balance between those who attempt to report the news. This 14 page paper discusses whether it is possible to draw a clear theoretical distinction between a someone working for a traditional news organisation and a citizen journalist with his or her own weblog and looks at what the role of the journalist is, or may be, in the word of social media. The bibliography cites 16 sources.
Filename: TEjourweb.rtf
Paper Title: Journalists in the Age of Bloggers and Other Non Traditional Journalism Forms

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