Forgetting the 9/11 Past at ABCNews

John Armor

Alter’s “The Real Price of Propaganda” Ignores the Possible Savi

Newsweek’s senior editor Jonathan Alter wrote an article for this week’s issue entitled “The Real Price of Propaganda” wherein he came down strongly against recent revelations that the Pentagon might be “buying” articles to be placed in Iraqi newspapers. On the one hand, there is some delicious irony in seeing an anti-propaganda column in an American periodical that is periodically so full of it…
Noel Sheppard

“Chris Matthews” Panel Proves NYT's William Safire Rather Propheti

Noel Sheppard

Newsweek’s Sale of Hillary the Hawk Exposes Interesting Hypocrisy

Noel Sheppard

Clift: Bush "Fooling the Public" About Iraq

Dustin Hawkins

Live Thread: Bozell v. Mapes

Matthew Sheffield

CNN Showcases Marines Frustrated by Media's Bad News Bias on Iraq

Friday’s American Morning on CNN featured an interview session with two members of a Cleveland-area Marine reserve unit just back from Iraq who outlined how their one-on-one experience with Iraqi people showed the situation isn’t nearly as hopeless as the media portray it. Miles O'Brien set up the segment: "The story we get out of Iraq on a daily basis, whether it's through politicians or…
Brent Baker

Puerile Pinch-Hitter: Henican Enough to Make One Long for Short Ellen

Mark Finkelstein

New York Times Defends Corrupt United Nations Over Ambassador John Bol

Vinny Fiore

So Funny I Forgot to Laugh

The San Francisco Chronicle created a comic today to suggest what it would look like if al Qaeda planted propaganda stories in US newspapers. This is evidently a take on the recent story of the US using the means necessary to do what needs to be done in Iraq. Let me be the first to suggest al Qaeda doesn't need to; MSM is doing just fine on their own. But seriously, if they were to plant stories…
Mithridate Ombud

ABC on World AIDS Day: Evangelicals Finally Overcome History of Apathy

Tim Graham

CNNs Serwer Huffs and Puffs about Bad News from Detroit

But business reporter turns around hours later to declare the economy just right.
Ken Shepherd

Scoring Brian Williams's First Year as NBC's Anchor

Exactly one year ago tonight (Friday), Brian Williams took over the NBC Nightly News after Tom Brokaw’s 21-year run as anchor. Of the three men who dominated network news during the 1980s and 90s, Brokaw wasn’t the most biased, but he still reflected the liberal prejudices of his profession. A year later, the same could be said of Brian Williams. Bob Schieffer’s CBS Evening News is no…
Rich Noyes

NYT: U.S. Defying 'Freedom of the Press' in Iraq

Clay Waters