Al Franken on Letterman: Kyoto Protocols Great for Economy

Networks Suffer From 'Epidemic' of Poor Reporting on Subprime Mortgage

Media Ignore CNBC Anchor Advising Hedge Funds How to Lie and Cheat to

Something rather extraordinary occurred last December which had extremely ominous implications for stock investors around the world, but got totally ignored by the media. In fact, if not for a recent video posting at YouTube, and a March 20 article in the New York Post, these spectacular revelations would still be well under the radar.On December 22, CNBC’s James Cramer did a web interview for…

Time's Klein Praises Gore For Putting Tax Dollars Where His Mouth Is o

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BMI Study: The Media's Prescription for Bias

Networks Hail Another 'Bright Idea' for Regulation

The Lending Blame Game

Horror Story-time: Networks Bash Credit Cards

NBC had some "horror stories" to share with its audience on March 7, according to "Nightly News" anchor Campbell Brown. Brown introduced the report by Lisa Myers that told the story of Wesley Wannemacher, a man who's $3,200 credit card debt ballooned to $10,700 after interest and penalties.Wannemacher's plight also featured prominently in similar segments on ABC "World News with Charles Gibson"…

Shock: 'Less Regulation' Praised by CBS

"Dozens of American companies have come here to London and the alternate investment market where less regulation means raising capital is cheaper and easier," declared reporter Sheila MacVicar.The atypical remark was made in a segment of "Global Warming, Cool Solutions" during the March 7 CBS "Evening News."MacVicar's words are less surprising when you know that the companies in the CBS story are…

Today Show Joins Liberal Levin's Fight Against 'Abusive' Credit Card C

A Green Hypocrisy: Media Ignore Costs and Damage of Carbon Offsets

USA Today Hypes Airline Problems, AP Says Big Waits Happen Once in

Baltimore Sun to Old Line Conservatives: Md. Assembly Not as Liberal