how-we-are-manipulated-by-the-media

V.B., Mururoa. Conséquences des essais nucléaires français [On line]. Terra Nova : 2005/08/26. Available on <http://dinosoria.com/essai_nucleaire.htm> (Consulted the 2008-04-10).

Extract :

« En février 1960, une bombe A d’une puissance de 60 à 70 Kt est testée dans le Sahara algérien.
« Hourra pour la France ! câble le général de Gaulle. Depuis ce matin, la France est plus forte et plus fière ».
Malgré les pressions américaines et l’opposition de l’ONU, de Gaulle ordonne de continuer le programme nucléaire français. »

Title: Mururoa. Conséquences des essais nucléaires français

Creator : V.B.

Subject : consequences, nocivity, nuclear tests, secret reports.

Description : Deals with nuclear tests made in French  Polynesia. Shows how France became a nuclear power, and explains Mururoa’s choice. Then, talks about secrets reports and consequences of these tests on population and environment.

Publisher: terra nova

Contributor: None

Date: 2005/08/26

Type: text

Format: html

Identifier : http://dinosoria.com/essai_nucleaire.htm

Source: None

Language: French

Relation: None

Coverage: France.

Rights: Terra nova

Wikipedia. Media manipulation. [On line]. Wikipedia.fr : 2008-02-29. Available on : < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_manipulation > (Consulted the 2008-03-27).

Extract: « Media manipulation is an aspect of public relations in which partisans create an image or argument that favours their particular interests. Such tactics may include the use of logical fallacies and propaganda techniques, and often involve the suppression of information or points of view by crowding them out, by inducing other people or groups of people to stop listening to certain arguments, or by simply diverting attention elsewhere. »

Title: Media manipulation

Creator: Wikipedia.

Subject: definition, ditraction type, media manipulation.

Description: This article is a definition of “media manipulation”. We can see different distraction types, (like by nationalism, phenomenon, semantics…) and other types of manipulation (like marginalization, demonisation of the opposition…).

Publisher: Wikipedia.fr

Contributor: None

Date: 2008-02-29

Type: text

Format: html

Identifier: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_manipulation

Source: None

Language: English

Relation: None

Coverage: None

Rights: Wikipedia.

Observatoire des armées nucléaires françaises. Essais nucléaires de la France.[on line]. Libre-octet : March 2007. Available on :<http://dissidence.libre-octet.org/apprendre/essais_nucl%E9aires.html > (Consulted the 2008-14-02)

Extract : « Comment la France est passée outre les accords internationaux jusqu'en 1996, la Polynésie Française possédant aujourd'hui un des plus hauts taux de cancer au monde. (...) »

Title: Essais nucléaires de la France.

Creator: Observatoire des armées nucléaires françaises.

Subject: thyroid cancers, harmfulness, nuclear tests.

Description: A lot of nuclear tests, particularly harmful, have been conducted in spite of a ban treaty. However, France has always said that there was no danger during this period.

Publisher: libre-octet

Contributor: Le Centre de Documentation et de Recherche sur la Paix et les Conflits.

Date: 2007-28-03

Type: Text

Format: html

Identifier : http://dissidence.libre-octet.org/apprendre/essais_nucl%E9aires.html

Source : None

Language: French

Relation : None

Coverage : None

Rights: Dissidence.

KELLY, A. The role of a journalist [on line]. The Hilltop Online : March 2004. Available on <http://www.thehilltopline.com/media/storage/paper590/news/2004/03/02/Perspectives/The-Role.Of.A.Journalist-627816.shtml> (Consulted the 2008-02-07)

“There are many reasons why people embrace the world of journalism. Some favor the spotlight of broadcast journalism, while others love to see their names in print.
Many aspiring journalists simply love the aspect of networking, but this is not what journalism is truly about. In many of my peers' plight to reach the top, they have forgotten the basics. In my eyes the roles of a journalist are simple. They are to help others through accurate information and to expose hidden truths. (...)”

Title : The role of a journalist

Creator : KELLY, Ashley

Subject : Journalists, network, roles, accuracy.

Description : This article written by a journalist deals with her vision of a journalist’s job. She says that it is simple because they just have to help others by providing accurate information and exposing hidden truths. She says that a good journalist has to find information instead of waiting it.

Publisher : www.thehilltoponline.com

Contributor : None

Date : 2004-03-02

Type : text

Format : shtml

Identifier :http://www.thehilltopline.com/media/storage/paper590/news/2004/03/02/Perspectives/The-Role.Of.A.Journalist-627816.shtml

Source : None

Language : English

Relation : None

Coverage : None

Rights : The Hilltop