To Our Readers: A Study of Guilt Redemption in Newspaper Corrections - Mulenga, Maidstone
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With journalism credibility at its lowest ebb, more newspapers are taking time to correct mistakes and apologize for errors. This book takes a look at newspaper corrections through guilt-redemption, purification and image restoration strategies. This book looks at two types of redemptive rhetoric and image-restoration strategies: front-page apologies and daily corrections from newspapers. The front-page apologies are from The News Examiner and the Cincinnati Enquirer. The daily corrections are from The New York Times and the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.

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Produktbeschreibung
With journalism credibility at its lowest ebb, more newspapers are taking time to correct mistakes and apologize for errors. This book takes a look at newspaper corrections through guilt-redemption, purification and image restoration strategies. This book looks at two types of redemptive rhetoric and image-restoration strategies: front-page apologies and daily corrections from newspapers. The front-page apologies are from The News Examiner and the Cincinnati Enquirer. The daily corrections are from The New York Times and the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
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Autorenporträt
Maidstone Mulenga is a communicator, a journalist, a minister, a pastor, a husband and a father. He currently serves as the Assistant Bishop in the Baltimore-Washington Conference of The United Methodist Church. He is a trained journalist and had worked at newspapers in US and Zambia in various editing capacities. He lives in Washington, DC area.