See How One Broadcaster Challenges Bad Journalism in this Rare On-Air Exchange

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Unfortunately, broadcast journalism is not as critical of on-air interviewees as it should be.

Too often guests fail to answer questions or else just rattle off their talking points to avoid answering any questions. Worse, broadcasters allow them to get away with this evasion.

See how this plays out in this live, on-air confrontation on a New York TV station. See the article: A Lesson for Journalists on Bad Journalism in Action https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/lesson-journalists-bad-journalism-action-chuck-epstein

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Chuck Epstein has managed marketing communications and public relations departments for major global financial institutions and participated in the launch of industry-changing financial products. He also has written by-lined articles for over 50 publications, five books and served as editor and publisher of nation’s first newsletter on the topic of using the PC for personal investing and trading. (“Investing Online, 1994-1999). He also is a marketing consultant, writer and speaker on topics related to investor protection and opportunities in the very dynamic cannabis industry. He has held senior-level marketing, PR and communications positions at the New York Futures Exchange, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Lind-Waldock, Zacks Investment Research, Russell Investments and Principal Financial. He has won national awards from the Mutual Fund Education Alliance (MFEA) and his web site, www.mutualfundreform.com, was named best small blog in 2009 by the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW).

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