r. r. life lives if we lose journalists who are now asking questions about what's going on in the numbers particularly dramatic with newspapers where revenue has been cut nearly in half while the journalism industry is shrinking the public relations industry is expanding at one time a one to one ratio between p.r. employees and journalists today that ratio is four to one with p.r. revenues jumping from three point five billion to eight point seven billion dollars journalists are simply overwhelmed by folks who are trying to spin them were trying to create their own story you have the public relations spin doctors if you will driving the cycle john nichols along with robert nix has me wrote a book about it the death and life of american journalism in a sense we are becoming one of the most propagandized countries in the world short staffed news stations often use company video news releases or vienne ours like this one if your ex about appearances or the first people we need to p.r. disguised as news the new group is called mimics press releases also often read on the air or posted on the web before any fact checking is done with the focus often on getting it first rather than getting it right good evening everybody breaking news tonight but we are cutting into our program with some breaking news where corporate and government p.r. departments are filled with former journalists who know how to sell their message i understood our media words what. report all of those good story as opposed to hype which ward works for nearly twenty years as a journalist with the philadelphia inquirer but after layoffs he left to work for health insurer independence blue cross before returning to work as a journalist that revolving door wormy queen of france and p.r. the present governor. it's causing real concern about what the long term effects could be if the influx of spin doctors take over the message machine completely through there is very little journalism be done in an awful lot you create some dangerous circumstances for citizenry for democracy itself i'll go straight to questions white house spokesman jay carney worked for twenty years as a journalist for time magazine now he's president obama's spokes person former broadcaster and columnist tony snow went on to serve as a spokesperson for president bush and jamie rubin went from the state department under president clinton to executive editor at bloomberg news so common so it is a common practice and no one else no one is questioning anymore in a time when how can flag are all things one in the same and the spin machine works overtime as the printing press is coming to a halt the question becomes in a meaningful for the state actually survive. in washington christine for our t.v. . and full coverage of our top stories is available twenty four seven it on t. dot com and always a wide variety of content it's that more of beat like these stories it's a period of growth in a hurry to rise in central russia instead of berkeley a bush clone they breadline thieves that leave some money and another saying these that money to help her south also. an amazing tale of love infidelity and male smore has managed to hatch is only young after a straight talk and mother out on that single father's success and of course all our other news we're going to ask. if. you. are. radical recent legislation in india to provide free and compulsory education for all children between six and fourteen has been welcomed by educationalist but the country's social divisions are getting in the way with some not wanting integration of children from different backgrounds in the classroom british media reports. it's dawn in india's capital city of new delhi an eight year old cushy just always getting ready for school ball there are nearly two hundred million elementary school children like cushy in india only half that number ever complete the eighth grade most end up leaving school to help their parents with domestic work or to get a job to bring in some extra money maybe i haven't studied much that's why i want to educate my children after growing pressure to address the educational disparities in india the government passed and making it mandatory for all children between the ages of six and fourteen to get a free education it even requires elite private schools with tuitions nearing five hundred dollars per month to grant a quarter of their seats to students from disadvantaged backgrounds like cushy today there are just as many schools where students have to pay a choice in like this one as there are free schools that are funded by the government according to the act it's up to the parents to decide where the name and their needs to school i mean sister likewise she can attend an elite private school if she enters than winning the lottery and gets into the twenty five percent quota it also means that if government workers are able to identify and successfully enroll this is cool but aren't attending. schools like the ones pushing at times now could get overcrowded but the idea of free schooling in india has its opponents while the teachers want to see their students succeed they believe that integrating indian children from a lower class into a private school would not be practical. these elite schools have a very high standard only julian whose parents are educated can study in schools like these schools want to maintain their high standards and reputation. it's a position supported by the well off members of indian society the schools are not meant for them. it's meant for the people who will close people of the over those who have been getting elected in the sense that he comes from a very good on his own so it will be relieved. as a whatever they're. putting him in that sort of fit into i mean. he would have trouble getting assimilated in spite of the mix first option the integration model received for children my cushy education is simply about accomplishing her dreams i want to study till the twelfth grade ten become a teacher. but it's a dream that may just fall through the gap of india's socio economic divide. preassure either r t new delhi india. and returning to main stories the u.s. debt ceiling deadline with d.j. fast approaching on tuesday our resident reporter oftenest has been finding out all the views on the streets of the because people feel financial doomsday is around the corner. with the looming debt crisis the u.s. is watching the clock tick down to an economic armageddon what does that even mean that this week let's talk about that they keep setting dates over and over again and nothing happened just part of the negotiation process or did so it's i don't brag. i believe so do you expect more from the people you like. neither party is going to let this actually happen where they would let it expire and then the united states would go into default i don't think that's going to happen i think that's a bluff but i think what 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