November 10, 2008
The election is over. But NPR's audience is still registering its frustration over NPR's presidential coverage. In an experiment, I will be conducting my first online chat about media bias in the election. I encourage participants to read the previous post on bias. The 30-minute chat will begin at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 11.
I would like to encourage people to post questions ahead of time. See you then. ACS
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