Beat the Press
October 3, 2014
Special | 28m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
The Herald prints a cartoon construed as racist. Is the artist or the paper in the wrong?
Cartoon kerfuffle: The Herald prints a cartoon construed as racist, but is the artist or the paper in the wrong? The FCC considers banning the word "Redskins" from broadcasts. Brady bashing: The press declares Tom Brady's career over. Koch controversy: A Harper's story takes aim at PBS. Rants & Raves: What our panel had to say about this week in media.
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Beat the Press is a local public television program presented by GBH
Beat the Press
October 3, 2014
Special | 28m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Cartoon kerfuffle: The Herald prints a cartoon construed as racist, but is the artist or the paper in the wrong? The FCC considers banning the word "Redskins" from broadcasts. Brady bashing: The press declares Tom Brady's career over. Koch controversy: A Harper's story takes aim at PBS. Rants & Raves: What our panel had to say about this week in media.
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