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"Do what you do best and link to the rest," says Jay Rosen, New York University professor and one of the most prominent thinkers about journalism in the new media era. Rosen is the author of What Are Journalists For? , blogs at PressThink, and famously does "mindcasting, not lifecasting," on Twitter. Where is journalism headed? Is "balanced" coverage really the best option, or does it leave too many out in the cold? How responsible is the media for the failures of the health care debate? Rosen has some answers to all of these questions.

President Obama is about to announce a troop escalation in Afghanistan. Though it's consistent with his campaign promises, public opinion has shifted and now, according to most polls, a majority of the American people oppose the war. Politics as usual? Is he stuck? Is there a way around the machine to create a true politics of the people?We continue our discussion with two more big thinkers. David Swanson, author of Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union and founder of AfterDowningStreet, and Mark Winston Griffith, on leave from the Drum Major Institute and former candidate for New York City Council, join Laura to talk about the way nothing seems to change in politics.Jay Rosen, New York University professor and one of the most prominent thinkers about journalism in the new media era, thinks the media are at least partly to blame for the narrow scope of discussion in Washington. Rosen is the author of What Are Journalists For? , blogs at PressThink, and famously does "mindcasting, not lifecasting," on Twitter.

WSG visits The Green Festival and had A BLAST! Be sure to check out their website at: www.greenfestivals.org

Pierwsza cz programu "Otwarta antena" wyemitowanego w telewizji WTK 8 wrze nia 2009, w kt rym Adam Pawlik - cz onek Stowarzyszenia My-Poznaniacy i przewodnicz cy Ratajskiego Porozumienia Rad Osiedli dyskutuje z Ryszardem Grobelnym.

Watch as Mike Freda is sworn in as the new First Selectman of the Town of North Haven, followed by his acceptance speech. Jenna Dower sings the National Anthem, and the Honorable Michael Brandt administers the Official Oath of Office.

Democracy Now!, a daily independent newshour

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