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Christina BellantoniColumbia Univ. President Calls for More Taxpayer-funded News Outlets, Grads CheerIf the cheers of Columbia University's Class of 2009 are any indication, the future of journalism will be looking for a federal bailout. Washington Times correspondent Christina Bellantoni live-tweeted today's event, noting the remarks from university president Lee Bollinger appealing for more government-owned media outlets. Bollinger also received "big cheers" for his call for increased spending on public broadcasting. Here are the relevant tweets from Bellantoni's feed in reverse chronological order (emphasis mine): Obama Sets Aside Easter Egg Roll Tix for Gay Activists, MSM Ignores StoryFor the first year ever, the annual White House Easter Egg Roll tickets were dispersed via the Internet, as opposed to an in-person, first-come, first-served basis that the White House has used for years for the general public. This year the Obama White House tried out another first: setting aside a few tickets for same-sex marriage activists. Washington Times correspondent Christina Bellantoni reported the story last Wednesday:
Twittering Helen Thomas
Around noon today Bellantoni noted via Twitter:
Coming from someone who constantly complains about how many soldiers President Bush "killed" by invading and occupying Iraq, it's odd that Thomas considers two Vietnam era presidents to be among the best presidents in American history. A few moments later Bellantoni added a tweet that hinted at a racially insensitive crack Thomas may have made about Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R): Ifill & Carlson on HuffPost Question to Obama: 'Perfectly Reasonable'
Ifill and Carlson participated in a panel discussion with The Washington Times’ White House correspondent Christina Bellantoni at the beginning of the 10 am Eastern hour of the CNN program. Kurtz brought up the topic of the first presidential news conference, and specifically, how Stein was one of the reporters who asked a question: “So is this a new era for bloggers, in terms of the White House recognition?” Press Think Obama's Flip-flops Make Him a Great Politician
Last week, it was the junior senator's change of heart concerning public campaign finances. This Sunday, it was Obama's curious reversal on handguns. After two weeks, Kurtz finally got his answer: the press think flip-flopping makes Obama a great politician. I kid you not: |
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