News reports depict economy far worse now than during the 1929 stock market crash

Article quotes four experts and a study from one side but offers no counterpoint.

But on CNBC some experts say housing 'crisis' is overstated and blame the media for hyping it.

ABC evening show predicts extreme price increase, but curiously explains the actual cause of high gasoline prices and provides some context.

NBC morning show declares middle class is 'new face of hunger in America.'

Bear Stearns coverage far more negative than how journalists handled 1929 stock market crash.

NBC blames economic downturn, but ignores multiple factors involved in spending decline for California public education.

Economist warns about $5 gas, 'something worse than a mild recession.'

Segment later features oil expert that explains it isn't the oil company profits causing the spike.

Article celebrates victories of anti-food advocates pressuring businesses.

CBS blames aluminum bat maker for horrible accident, familys lawyer calls metal bats a "weapon."

The site's purpose: 'to uncover the stories of how individuals are coping with the downturn.'

Robert Hirsch, an energy advisor, says CNBC morning show prediction was a citation of the 'Dean of Oil Analysts.'