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Freeing the whales : how the media created the world's greatest non-event

Title
Freeing the whales : how the media created the world's greatest non-event / by Tom Rose.
Author
Rose, Tom, 1956-
Publication
New York, NY : Carol Pub. Group, ©1989.

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Description
318 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations; 24 cm
Subject
  • Television broadcasting of news > Social aspects > United States
  • Gray whale > Press coverage
  • Wildlife rescue > Press coverage
  • Journalism > Objectivity > United States
  • Journalism > Objectivity
  • Television broadcasting of news > Social aspects
  • Grauwal
  • Rettung
  • Massenmedien
  • Geschichte (1988)
  • United States
  • Point Barrow
Note
  • "A Birch Lane Press book."
Contents
The hunt -- From the edge of the universe to the center of the world -- The Eskimos : 25,000 years below zero degrees -- Here come the media -- A whale in every living room -- The tigress from Greenpeace -- Billy Bob's last frontier -- A great Eskimo hunter saves the whales -- Colonel Carroll's impossible task -- From kickers to leads -- The president watches TV, too -- G'day, Australia -- The Arctic and the White House joined by love -- Barrow: frostbite for the big time -- Minneapolis comes to the rescue -- Saving whales the old-fashioned way -- Polar pears threaten to steal the show -- The whales nearly bring a government to its knees -- Desperate : nothing seems to work -- The Russians are coming -- Risking lives for a six-second scoop -- Sergei Reshetov : "Let's cut ice" -- Free at last -- Consequences.
ISBN
  • 1559720115
  • 9781559720113
LCCN
89022251
OCLC
  • ocm20263668
  • 20263668
  • SCSB-1891784
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library