Despite the conducive climate, very little ink was spent on a broad
discussion of the relationship between the CIA and the mass media (one
exception was a New York Times series in late December, 1977). Apparently
the media had little desire to undermine their own credibility, so the
bits and pieces of evidence, the confessions, and the denials tended to
emerge one column-inch at a time. That left the field to the Eastern Bloc
press. In this book out of Czechoslovakia, which was translated from a
Russian edition, Petrusenko compiles evidence of the CIA-media connection.
"It is based completely on published materials from news media in the United
States, Great Britain and other countries.... The author believes this is
the first attempt to gather together a considerable body of material that
originally appeared in different monographs, magazines and newspapers."
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