Theodore L. Glasser

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Theodore L. Glasser

Communications

#4784

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#6682

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Linguistics

#1709

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#2152

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Communications

Theodore L. Glasser's Degrees

PhD Communication Stanford University
Masters Journalism Stanford University
Bachelors Journalism University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Theodore L. Glasser is an American academic. He is professor emeritus of communication at Stanford University, and the author of several books about American journalism. His scholarship focuses on questions of press responsibility and accountability. Glasser believes journalists must put social justice advocacy above objective reporting because objectivity is a myth. Instead of ever achieving objectivity, Glasser and co-author James Ettema were the first to demonstrate that norms of professional journalism amount to an attempt to "objectify morality" According to Glasser, Journalists need to be overt and candid advocates for social justice, and it's hard to do that under the constraints of objectivity.

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Theodore L. Glasser's Published Works

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Normative Theories of the Media: Journalism in Democratic Societies (2009) (471)
The idea of public journalism (1999) (215)
Public opinion and the communication of consent (1995) (167)
Custodians of Conscience: Investigative Journalism and Public Virtue (1998) (130)
Normative Theories of the Media (2009) (109)
Investigative journalism and the moral order (1989) (107)
Narrative form and moral force: the realization of innocence and guilt through investigative journalism (1988) (101)
On the Epistemology of Investigative Journalism. (1984) (66)
Competition and diversity among radio formats: Legal and structural issues (1984) (64)
Professionalism and the Derision of Diversity: The Case of the Education of Journalists (1992) (63)
Public Accountability or Public Relations? Newspaper Ombudsmen Define Their Role (1987) (42)
When the facts don't speak for themselves: A study of the use of irony in daily journalism (1993) (40)
The Claims of Multiculturalism and Journalism's Promise of Diversity (2009) (39)
The Irony in—and of—Journalism: A Case Study in the Moral Language of Liberal Democracy (1994) (37)
Public journalism and the prospects for press accountability (1996) (34)
Public journalism and the search for democratic ideals (1998) (34)
Media freedom and accountability (1989) (33)
ETHICS AND ELOQUENCE IN JOURNALISM (2008) (30)
The Politics of Public Journalism (2000) (27)
The Influence of Chain Ownership on News Play: A Case Study (1988) (26)
Communication and the cultivation of Citizenship (1991) (24)
Play and the power of news (2000) (20)
Common Sense and Education of Young Journalists (1989) (17)
Homogeneity in Coverage of Connecticut Newspapers (1978) (15)
An international symposium on investigative journalism (2007) (9)
Native advertising and the cultivation of counterfeit news (2019) (8)
The language of news and the end of morality (1994) (7)
Play, pleasure and the value of newsreading (1982) (6)
Journalism and the second-person effect (2009) (5)
Journalism's Glassy Essence (1996) (4)
Survey research for legislative relations (1984) (3)
On Readability and Listenability. (1975) (3)
Newsworthy accusations and the privilege of neutral reportage (1980) (3)
Indecent Broadcasts and the Listener's Right of Privacy. (1980) (3)
Competition and diversity among radio formats: A rejoinder (1984) (2)
Objectivity and the Ideology of News. (1983) (2)
An approach to press accountability (2008) (2)
The Consequences of Objective Reporting: The Case of "Redlining" in Hartford. (1978) (2)
Pluralistic programming and radio diversity: a review and a proposal (1982) (2)
Children, Indecency and the Perils of Broadcasting: The ‘Scared Straight’ Case (1983) (1)
News Values and Narrative Themes: Irony, Hypocrisy and Other Enduring Values. (1990) (1)
Book review: Hanna Adoni, Dan Caspi and Akiba A. Cohen Media, Minorities and Hybrid Identities: The Arab and Russian Communities in Israel Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 2006. 218 pp. ISBN 157273700X (2007) (1)
The Campus Press and Pernicious Speech: The Case against Stupid Advertisements (2004) (1)
The Aesthetics of News. (1980) (1)
News Homogeneity in Connecticut: The Trend toward Standarization among Connecticut's Daily Newspapers. (1978) (0)
Public Journalism Movement (2016) (0)
Does Anyone Read the New York Times? A Comment on "What America's Leaders Read" (1976) (0)
Investigative Journalism and the Legitimation of Moral Order. (1987) (0)
Social Media And Fake News In The 2016 Election Books Download (2021) (0)
The Authors' Reply (1988) (0)
The Press, Privacy, and Community Mores. (1982) (0)
The Aesthetics of News. Revised. (1979) (0)
New Device May Aid Newsmen Retrieving Information on Tape (1975) (0)
On the Unfortunate Divide between Media Ethics and Media Law (2020) (0)
Barron, Jerome A. Access to the Press — A New First Amendment Right, 80 Harv. Law Rev. 1641 (1967) (2020) (0)
Book reviews (2000) (0)
Children, Indecency, and the Perils of Broadcasting: The Case of "Scared Straight.". (1980) (0)
Introduction (2014) (0)
Viewpoint: On time‐compressed news (1976) (0)
Accountability and Broadcast Diversity: A Proposal for Community Control of Radio Formats. (1979) (0)
Random Allocation of Licenses and the Public Interest in Ownership Diversity. (1981) (0)
Making It Difficult to Teach Journalism Ethics (2012) (0)
Journalism, Privacy, and Embarrassing Facts: A Critical Review of the Newsworthiness Defense. (1981) (0)
The Right Not to Hear as a Rationale for Broadcast Regulation: A Review and an Appraisal. (1980) (0)
Toward a New Freedom of Expression for Broadcasters. (1978) (0)

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