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Entertainment Dominates Broadcasts Shaping Journalistic Ethics
The article argues that show business prematurely directs broadcasting ethics, with entertainers shaping content and sponsors influencing air material. It contrasts this with journalism’s stricter standards, notes the lack of a strict professional body, and cites figures like Harold Ross and E. W. Scripps while detailing how news and public affairs airwaves differ from entertainment programs.
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Hollywood
Madison Avenue
Ists
Christemas
New York Times
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Louisville Courier- Journal
The
New Yorker
Harold Ross
E. W. Scripps
Chet Huntley
John Daly
Ed Mur- Tow
Lyman Bryson
Walter Lippmann
Art Linkletter
Groucho Marx
Barry and Enright
Ernest Hemingway