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Hidden Agendas: How Journalists Influence the News Miljan, Lydia; Cooper, Barry Publisher:  University of British Columbia Press Year Published:  2003   Pages:  188pp   Price:  $24.95   ISBN:  00774810203 Resource Type:  Book A right-wing critique of the theory that media owners determine the nature of news coverage. Instead, the authors contend that journalists have the most influence over news coverage, and that journalists tend to be on the left. Topics Media Analysis & Criticism Media Bias News News Bias News Coverage Newspapers/Analysis of Content

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