Unit 1 Mass media Radio Television the Internet, Audio Sepisna Meradin Listen to the interview and decide which facts in your workbook are true, false or not.0:00
Stated Mr. Stevenson.0:13
From what sources do American newspapers get their news?0:15
Well, they mainly get it from the two US News agencies.0:18
The first is Associated Press and the second is United Press International.0:22
Associated Press is often shortened for ap.0:27
It is the oldest international agency.0:30
In the middle of the 19th century, in 1848 to be exact.0:33
It is also the largest international news agency in the world.0:37
Is it true that AP news and photographs are used in more than 100 countries?0:41
It is believed that about 2 billion people get most of the news directly or indirectly through Associated Press and United Press International.0:47
Are these US Agencies owned or controlled by the government?0:55
By the way, there are no official or government owned newspapers in the USA either.1:00
They say the press should be free and independent.1:05
American journalists often quote Thomas Jefferson's Noble our liberty depends on freedom of the press and that cannot be limited without being lost, which is the basic feature of the American press as you see it.1:08
In my view, all editors and journalists agree that as much as possible, news should be separated from this or that opinion about it.1:22
Reporters and commentators should carefully limit themselves to the news.1:29
They should give facts who said what and what actually happened, when, where and how the political viewpoints belong to opinion pages or columns.1:33
When a news story appears on newspaper page with a reporter's name, what does it mean?1:42
I think it means that the story is a mixture of fact and opinion.1:47
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