Citizen McCaw 3-DVD Learning Resource
Citizen McCaw is the journalism film for our times. It addresses head on issues that cut across all of journalism today.
- Whose news is it?
- What is the role of ethics?
- Does the wall between the owner/publisher and the newsroom matter any more?
- What does all of this look like in real life, close up?
- And, what do experts like Ben Bradlee, Alex Jones, Lou Cannon, Annie Bardach, Lou Ureneck, Jerry Roberts, and Diane Winston have to say about it?
The new Citizen McCaw 3-DVD Learning Resource answers these questions and others keyed to the still-unfolding story of the meltdown at The Santa Barbara News-Press.
The lessons are profound and memorable… important for schools and newsrooms nationwide. Watch the preview now.
Contents
DVD One
Citizen McCaw, The Film
5 chapters. Approx. 90 minutes. Featuring:
- The Lessons of Citizen McCaw by Professor Diane Winston, USC Annenberg School of Communication
- Introduction to the film by former Santa Barbara News-Press editor Jerry Roberts, Journalist Ann Louise Bardach, and publisher Wendy McCaw’s attorney, A. Barry Cappello
- The film Citizen McCaw (presented in three acts for teaching flexibility) 80 min.
- A post-screening film critique at The Graduate School of Journalism, UC Berkeley, April 17, 2008
- Wendy McCaw’s reaction to the film via her attorney, A. Barry Cappello
DVD Two
The SPJ Code of Ethics
5 chapters. Approx 40 minutes. Featuring:
- What Journalistic Ethics Look Like in Real Life
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The SPJ Code of Ethics
- Seek The Truth and Report It
- Minimize Harm
- Act Independently
- Be Accountable
DVD Three
Cases & Discussion Starters
Cases
8 chapters. Approx 40 minutes. Featuring:
- Why We Made This Film
- Getting the Story
- Whose First Amendment Is It Anyway?
- The Wall
- Travis Armstrong: Attack Editorialist
- The Future of Newspapers
- Whose Bias, What Bias?
- A Hometown Newspaper
Discussion Starters
9 chapters. Approx 20 minutes. Featuring:
- Alex Jones
Owners: "My way or the highway." - Diane Winston
Change: "This story scares people." - Lou Cannon
Ethics: "Nobody there to make the tackle." - Lou Ureneck
News: "There are two walls at a newspaper." - Ben Bradlee
Facts: "Holy smoke, are you right?" - Nick Welsh
Dialogue: "We don't have to take your call." - Ann Louse Bardach
Hostility: "They'll sometimes send the lawyers in." - Sander Vanocur
Climate: "The press has been intimidated in this country." - The End
Career: "You get to shine this spotlight and make a difference." (A. Bardach)
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3-DVD Learning Resource
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