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Does the practice of "catch and kill" have any relation to journalism? In a democracy, the media have a crucial role – enabling the citizens to make informed decisions. If media companies can catch and kill stories with impunity, they are neither serving their subscribers, nor the public. Therefore,
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for the story of her liaison with Trump, with no intention of publishing the story. The "life-story rights agreement" covers "exclusive ownership of her account of any romantic, personal, or physical relationship she has ever had with any 'then-married man'". In response, the publisher stated the
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to "catch" the damaging story from the individual, but then "kills" the story for the benefit of the third party by preventing it from ever being published. The individual with the information frequently does not realize that the tabloid intends to suppress the individual's story instead of
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had with a woman who is not his wife, but never published an article on the topic. In 2018, the doorman's lawyer indicated that AMI released him from his obligations to keep silent about what he said he had
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Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a
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527:Moghe, Sonia (August 25, 2018).
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33:non-disclosure agreement
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2246:Promotional merchandise
1957:Character assassination
1894:Narcotizing dysfunction
1768:Photograph manipulation
1481:Guerrilla communication
1181:Influence of mass media
986:Narcotizing dysfunction
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53:and its parent company
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842:Freedom of information
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1738:Firehose of falsehood
1229:Exploitation of women
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307:on November 13, 2018
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87:freedom of the press
55:American Media, Inc.
2284:Media concentration
2156:Non-apology apology
2146:Cult of personality
1874:Emotive conjugation
1628:Burying of scholars
1275:Advanced capitalism
961:Cult of personality
875:Advanced capitalism
622:The Washington Post
79:journalistic ethics
2340:Tabloid journalism
2267:Influence-for-hire
2060:National mythology
2030:Crowd manipulation
1919:Tabloid journalism
1788:Video manipulation
1733:Fictitious entries
1456:Civil disobedience
1342:Media manipulation
1196:Semiotic democracy
1120:Civil disobedience
1032:Media manipulation
1022:Crowd manipulation
945:Tabloid journalism
859:Media transparency
837:Media independence
751:24-hour news cycle
645:(April 12, 2018).
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332:The New York Times
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827:Media development
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500:(July 29, 2018).
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293:Radford, Benjamin
273:on August 6, 2018
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178:National Enquirer
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1082:Marshall McLuhan
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1942:Astroturfing
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1884:Infotainment
1859:Broadcasting
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1972:Lawn signs
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1716:websites
1706:Deepfake
1663:Internet
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1491:Internet
1424:Advocacy
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560:HuffPost
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1811:Loyalty
1743:Forgery
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