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Bad News Media - Mal on BBC Breakfast

Added Thursday, October 6, 2011

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In challenging economic times, are news media going over the top with constant repetition of words like 'crisis', 'emergency' and 'depression'?

Mal Fletcher discussed the issue on Britain's popular BBC Breakfast programme.

This interview took place in the lead-up to a two-week public study by 2020Plus into the prevalence of negative words in news media.

Keywords: bbc breakfast | bbc tv | news media | media | uk media | recession | financial crisis | financial markets | depression | double dip recession | economics | economist | future

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