Slanted: How the News Media Taught Us to Love Censorship and Hate Journalism
In Slanted, Sharyl Attkisson explores how news media can influence public perceptions of censorship and journalism. The book offers a critical examination of modern reporting and invites readers to consider how media narratives shape attitudes toward information, debate, and the role of journalism in public life.
About This Book
Slanted by Sharyl Attkisson examines the relationship between news media, censorship, and public attitudes toward journalism.
The book focuses on how media coverage can influence the way audiences understand and respond to information.
Its title presents a critical perspective on the direction of modern journalism and the forces that may shape it.
Readers interested in media criticism, journalism, and public discourse will find a focused examination of these themes.
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