Article Treats Wal-Mart Critics as Labor Experts
Business
Media confuse the housing issue by comparing real estate to the stock market and stoking fears of a national bust.
Bubble, Boom or Bust
Business
Media confuse the housing issue by comparing real estate to the stock market and stoking fears of a national bust.
NBC Fuels Gas Price Hysteria
Business
Network blames the president for high gas prices and emphasizes government regulation and taxes over free-market solutions.
News Coverage Skews View of Social Security Reform
Business
Networks deliver liberal talking points and then the media wonders why support for personal accounts isnt stronger.
Payday at CBS: 60 Minutes Cashes in on Another Business Attack
Business
Network uses disgruntled customers, competitor and frustrated official to target loan companies.
Obesity Coverage: Give or Take 75,000 Deaths
Business
The media cant seem to get the CDCs updated obesity statistics straight.
Large Tax Increase Not Newsy Enough for Media
Business
Major outlets ignore Democratic Congressmans Social Security proposal that would raise the payroll tax.
Biased Accounts: Part II - Truth About Social Security Reform Lost in
Business
Networks cite red-herring costs of personal accounts without explaining what they mean.
Paper Tigers Take Bite Out of American Dream
Business
Three major newspapers attack traditional economic views and show support for the welfare state.
Getting Personal over Personal Accounts
Business
Business Week attacks the ownership society with scare tactics and liberal talking points.
Investing for Dummies
Business
When it comes to managing money, the L.A. Times says were all dummies. The next step in the logic is for Social Security to stay the same to protect us from ourselves.
New Book Features Business & Media Institute
Business
Herman Cains They Think Youre Stupid points out media problems with biased reporting and poor economic coverage.
Paul Krugmans Serious Drug Problem is based on bad statistics
Business
New York Times economist continues papers reliance on incorrect information about drug research costs.
