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Christian Science Monitor Biography
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Theoretical Expertise Ranking: Media and Academic Journals
Mainstream print, broadcast, radio, and internet media entities such as the New York Times, CNN, ABC News, National Public Radio, Slate.com, Seattlepi.com, etc., as well as influential academic journals such as the Journal of the American Medical Association, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Foreign Policy, etc.
"In an era when the mainstream media has narrowed its focus, we're convinced readers yearn for the opposite...
We're unrelenting but fair.
We offer multiple perspectives and in-depth analysis.
We resist the sensational in favor of the meaningful[.]
This approach has served our readers and story subjects well over the years, winning us seven Pulitzer Prizes and more than a dozen Overseas Press Club awards...
We are an independent voice, devoid of the corporate allegiances and pressures that critics say too often skew today's media. We seek to give our readers the information they need to come to their own constructive conclusions. Since 1908, we have been published as a public service by The First Church of Christ, Scientist."
"About The Christian Science Monitor," www.csmonitor.com (accessed Sep. 11, 2013)
"We want to inspire people to think about what they've read long after they've left the page. To share what they've learned with others. And to do something that makes a difference...
[T]he Monitor's founder, Mary Baker Eddy, explained our mission this way: "To injure no man, but to bless all mankind."
Other: International news organization
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