Poll finds Americans rate media credibility high
The Gallup Times Mirror survey shows 87 percent believability for Wall Street Journal and network news and 78 percent for top newspapers, with overall public approval of press fairness and patriotic stance but concerns on bias, intrusion, and sensationalism.
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Burma bans rock music and breakdancing on public stages
In Rangoon the government declared rock music and breakdancing repugnant and ordered bans on public performances and media. Deputy ministers Kyi Nyunt and Than Maung criticized the dances as ugly and disgusting and met with film, music, and theater groups to announce the policy aimed at protecting culture and tradition.
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