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Lee Eisenberg – Shoptimism: Why The American Consumer Will Keep On Buying No Matter What (2009: Free Press)
Rafe Esquith – There Are No Shortcuts (2003: Pantheon Books)
Tom Fenton – Bad News: The Decline Of Reporting, The Business Of News, And The Danger To Us All (2005: Regan Books)
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Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenthiel – Blur: How To Know What’s True In The Age Of Information Overload (2010: Bloomsbury)
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Soledad O’Brien – The Next Big Story: My Journey Through The Land Of Possibilities (2010: New American Library)
Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway – Merchants of Doubt: How A Handful Of Scientists Obscured The Truth On Issues From Tobacco Smoke To Global Warming (2009: Bloomsbury Press)
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