An A-to-Z guide to the best and worst news and information sites on the Web, this unique book features 100 in-depth, critical reviews, showing what to expect before you log on and revealing the motives and bias behind each resource. Reviews are divided into five sectionsand each review concludes with a rating on a one-to-five scale.
James F. Broderick is a writer and an associate professor of English and Journalism at New Jersey City University. After starting his journalism career in rural Indiana, he worked at newspapers and online news services in Cincinnati, Suburban Chicago, New York City, and Jersey City, New Jersey. After receiving his master's degree from Brooklyn College and his Ph.D. from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, he published his first book in 2003, PAGING NEW JERSEY, which the New Jersey Center for the Book named one of the 10 "Notable Non-Fiction Books of the Decade." His fifth non-fiction book, published in 2012, is NOW A TERRIFYING MOTION PICTURE! His suspense novel, STALKED, will be published by Whiskey Creek Press in 2013. He lives in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, with his wife Miri, daughters Olivia and Maddy, and three rescue cats.
i read all of it...even the news sources i don't normally utilize, i read about. in this day and age where the media is coming at you from so many sources and technologies, news is biased and you really need to know where your information is coming from...this book helps you find that out.
There are some interesting websites in here but no real surprises. It did give me something to do for several hours online! I wonder how they confined it to 100 information sites, I have several hundred on my favorites list!