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WHAT IS NEWS?

on BBC Radio 3

Is it, simply, ' the facts '? Or is news, in part at least, a reflection of the views and values of the people who display it to the public?
Bill Grundy talks to newspapermen, broadcasters, and academic students of communication including:
ASA BRIGGS, HAROLD EVANS Tim HEWAT , BRIAN INGLIS
DEREK JEWELL , ANTHONY Lewis
BRIAN REDHEAD. VERNON RICHARDS COLIN SEYMOUR-URE DESMOND TAYLOR MALCOLM WARNER
HARRY WHEWELL , JOHN WHITING and BBC correspondents in various parts of the world
Bill Grundy. television and radio commentator, writes regularly in the Spectator about the Press.
Produced by Daniel Snowman

Contributors

Talks:
Bill Grundy
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Harold Evans
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Tim Hewat
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Brian Inglis
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Derek Jewell
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Anthony Lewis
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Brian Redhead.
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Vernon Richards
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Colin Seymour-Ure
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Desmond Taylor
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Malcolm Warner
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Harry Whewell
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John Whiting
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Bill Grundy.
Produced By:
Daniel Snowman

BBC Radio 3

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Live music and the arts: broadcasts more live music than any other radio network. Classical music is its core. Genres include world and new music, jazz, speech and drama.

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