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'Desperately Underpaid' Media Attack Another Oil Company Executive
Big pay depicted as a union issue on CNN, but reality shows CEO's stock options earned over 10-year period.
Extreme Cold Endangering Alaskan Sea Otters: Will Media Report It
Imagine for a moment that warmer-than-normal winter temperatures in Alaska were making it difficult for the endangered sea otter to find food, and making it easier for natural predators and illegal hunters to kill them. Would the global warming alarmists in the media be all over this story as another example of how man-made “climate change” is destroying the planet and endangering species that…
GMA’s Champion Joins Leftist Laurie David to Promote Global Warming
On Monday’s "Good Morning America," weatherman and left-wing environmental activist Sam Champion took his global warming lobbying to the next step. Champion appeared at Southern Methodist University in Texas with liberal celebrity activist Laurie David and noted anti-Bush singer Sheryl Crow for the start of the "Stop Global Warming College Tour." It’s rather amazing that ABC is allowing on-air…
ABC Gives Sharpton Imus Platform; No Mention of Rev's Racial Controver
If George Allen turned up on Good Morning America to protest an incident of alleged anti-white bigotry, what are the odds the GMA host wouldn't mention Allen's macaca moment? I'd say they'd be a Dylanesqe "Love Minus Zero."But when GMA aired a clip this morning of Al Sharpton expressing his outrage over Don Imus' recent comments about the Rutgers women basketball players, not a discouraging word…
Ham Takes on Huffington Over Michelle Malkin and Blogger Harassment
Last month’s despicable harassment of a female blogger has created a serious discussion about Internet incivility, especially as it pertains to women.With that in mind, CNN’s Howard Kurtz invited three prominent female bloggers – Mary Katharine Ham of TownHall.com, Arianna Huffington of the Huffington Post, and Joan Walsh of Salon – on Sunday’s “Reliable Sources” to discuss the recent treatment…
Newly Proposed Internet Rules Could Ban Comments Sections at Blogs
The infighting and hostility in the blogosphere best exemplified by the recent Kathy Sierra brouhaha has led some prominent Internet denizens to push for rules that could reduce or eliminate the popular comments sections at blogs.For those that have forgotten, Kathy Sierra is a programming instructor and blogger who last month had to cancel a speaking engagement at a technology conference in San…