Questions Remain Unexplored About Farris Hassan's Excellent Iraqi Adve

Tom Blumer

Matthews Explains His Bin Laden "Sounds Like an Over-The-Top Michael M

Noel Sheppard

More Media Representatives Wonder if Osama is Reading the NY Times

As reported yesterday by NewsBusters’ Mark Finkelstein, Katie Couric of NBC’s “Today Show” wondered aloud on yesterday’s program if Osama bin Laden might be getting information from the New York Times. It turns out that Couric isn’t the only media representative asking this same question. A just released Editor and Publisher article reported on more such media opining. First, MSNBC’s Tucker…
Noel Sheppard

To AP, Laura Bush "Assails," Hillary Clinton "Outlines Her Differences

Tim Graham

Media Ignore Iranian President’s Call For Europe to Take Back Jews F

According to the Associated Press (hat tip to the Drudge Report), Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Thursday “challenged Europe to take back the Jews who emigrated to Israel, adding that no Jews would remain in Israel if Europe were to open its doors.” Strangely, a thorough Google and LexisNexis search identified that, until now, no major American media outlet has reported this new round…
Noel Sheppard

Old Europe's Golden Globes

Brent Bozell

Chetry: Rove the "Attack Dog"; Ratner Denies Dems in "Pre-11" World

Mark Finkelstein

My Television Screen Is Becoming A Garbage Can

Tom Segel

Matthews Shows Correct Quote Of First Lady's Remarks, Does Not Issue A

Ian Schwartz

Kudos to TIME’s Joe Klein For Writing The Truth About Domestic Spyin

Noel Sheppard

Olbermann Raises George Orwell and Wonders If Bush is Now a “Would-B

With an “Uncle Sam Is Watching You” graphic on screen, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann opened Friday night's Countdown by exaggerating the threat of the federal request for Google records to check the exposure of pornography to children and, of course, the NSA “spying”policy. “If you Googled it, the government wants to know about it,” Olbermann warned, “and if you made a phone call or sent an e-mail…
Brent Baker

Ted Koppel Heading to NPR, Sounds Off About Network News Outlets

The Wall Street Journal’s Sarah McBride wrote an article in today’s edition addressing the increasing number of network news “stars” leaving television to become a part of National Public Radio. In an environment where ratings for most news programs are declining, and newspapers across the country are reducing staffs amid shrinking circulations, NPR’s audience is continuing to grow. As a result,…
Noel Sheppard

On the 25th Anniversary of Reagan's Inauguration: A Look Back at the M

Brent Baker

CNN Spends 2005 Telling People They’re Going Backwards

Noel Sheppard