China Censors CNN, Network Declines to Publicly Condemn

The authoritarian government of China is well-known for suppressing free speech and sometimes getting American media companies eager to cash in on a huge emerging market to help it do so. Yahoo, Microsoft, Google, Time Warner, Fox, and others have soiled their reputations assisting the communist regime's crack downs on dissent.American media companies don't always back down. Sometimes, however,…
Matthew Sheffield

Former CNBC Reporter Heads to Al Jazeera

Matthew Sheffield

Jane Fonda on PBS: Pathetic Right-Wingers Spread "Myth of Hanoi Jane

Tim Graham

Mediocre Journalism Blamed on Blogs

Greg Sheffield

Valerie Plame Invited to White House Correspondents Dinner

Greg Sheffield

New York Times Doesn’t Practice What it Preaches Concerning Executiv

Many of you are likely aware of a book by Peter Schweizer entitled “Do As I Say (Not As I Do).” In it, Schweizer demonstrated the hypocrisy of many popular liberals who espouse one position in public that they clearly don’t follow in their private lives.Well, it seems that The New York Times is guilty of such hypocrisy. In an article Wednesday concerning a looming shareholder revolt at the Times…
Noel Sheppard

Tucker Loses His Bowtie

Greg Sheffield

GMA's Class Warriors Sneer at Health Exec Sleeping on "Nice Sheets

Mark Finkelstein

Assessing McClellan: Will Media Leave Out Liberal, Partisan Hostility

Tim Graham

Olbermann Asserts Snow Pick Will Merge FNC's “Bias” With White Hou

Brent Baker

NBC Uses Staff Changes to Resurrect Plame; CBS Sees Metaphor in Ground

Of the three broadcast network evening newscasts, the NBC Nightly News delivered the most negative assessment of the situation facing a White House which made some personnel changes, with reporter David Gregory using the moves as a chance to resurrect the Plame case and to maintain, in an amazing coincidence of his personal agenda matching that of “Republicans I've been talking to,” that “the…
Brent Baker

The First Draft of the Wrong Side of History

After hearing that Sami Al-Arian confessed to a dirty laundry list of terrorism related activities, I was eager to see how the liberal St. Petersburg Times would handle the story. Today they posted an editorial about "The Real Al-Arian," writing about all the horrible things he has done and lies he told. But is that an accurate account of the role the Times played in defending him? Maybe when…
Mithridate Ombud

Dennis Quaid Promotes Bush Satirization On Today

Geoffrey Dickens

PBS's Gwen Ifill Dizzy From Republican Spin

Michael Rule