It used to be only the State Department and the Department of Defense tried to keep us confused and confounded with the words they used. You know how it went: countries had "talks" so they "wouldn't have to "negotiate" with each other. And forecasts aren’t “reduced” any more. They are “adjusted.”Of course, none of this would be a problem if the nation's news organizations didn't promote that stuff by using it in print and on the air. By refusing to ask go .
COMMENTARY: A low flying aircraft, technology and the FAA. With today's commentary, here is MTSU professor Larry Burriss.
Verbatim: “We’ve talked quite a bit here about the dangers inherent in technology, the Internet and computers. Loss of privacy, stolen data and fake news.
But last week I heard about an incident in another state in which all of these problems and concerns turned out to be of benefit to at least one person. It’s a cautionary tale abo .
Mixing actual police procedures in reality verses television shows or movies that are reportedly, “Ripped from the Headlines.” What's real and what can really be done? With today's media commentary, that's ripped from the headlines, here is MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss.
Verbatim of Burriss Audio: “How many times have we seen a television program that has supposedly been “ripped from the headlines”? Or we’ve seen programs that s .
It’s a New Year for fresh start’s and it’s time to find the good news within life. With today’s media commentary, here is MTSU Professor Larry Burriss…
Verbatim: As the new year begins, I’ve seen lots of stories about how bad 2022 was. But I have to think things weren't as bad as the news media sometimes portrayed.
And even when there is bad news, however, I think we need to remember that every time there is a disaster, a killing or a crime, there i .
This week's media commentary with MTSU Professor of Journalism Larry Burriss may hit home to a number of listeners in some way or another… it’s about a highly beloved classic known as, “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”
VERBATIM: “Christmas. A time for fun, family and good cheer. And a time for media confusion and wide-spread disappointment.
At the heart of these problems is the much-beloved Christmas tradition, watching “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” .