Research Paper: Partial Analysis of Media Bias

1. Outline
2. Final Draft
3. Works Cited
4. Evidence
   1. On a Screen Near You: Cyberporn
      Philip Elmer-DeWitt, Time
      • Marketing Pornography on the Information Superhighway
        Martin Rimm
   2. Censoring Cyberspace
      Philip Elmer-DeWitt, Time
   3. Flux
      Ned Brainard, HotWired
   4. The Shoddy Article
      Mike Godwin, EFF
   5. A Detailed Critique of the Time Article: ‘On a Screen Near You: Cyberporn’ (DeWitt, 3 July 1995)
      Donna L. Hoffman and Thomas P. Novak, Vanderbilt University
   6. Muckraker
      Brock Meeks, HotWired
   7. Porn and AntiPorn
      HotWired
   8. ONLINE ANONYMITY CONDUCIVE TO VICE
      TEENS ARE VULNERABLE IN CYBERSPACE
      Vincent J. Schodolski, Chicago Tribune
   9. `DARK SIDE' OF INTERNET WORRIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS
      Michael Martinez, Chicago Tribune
   10. AOL FEATURE OPENS GATE WIDE TO CYBERPORN
       James Coates, Chicago Tribune
   11. `SNAKE OIL' POSTS WARNING SIGNS ON THE INTERNET
       Joe Kilsheimer, Orlando Sentinel
   12. LEGISLATOR CRUISES INTERNET AND CAN'T BELIEVE HIS EYES
       Christi Parsons, Chicago Tribune
   13. 'A new study of cyberporn, reported in a TIME cover story, sparks controversy'
       Philip Elmer-DeWitt, TIME
   14. The Internet? Bah!
       Clifford Stoll