The MSM's Lust For Scandal

David Flanagan
 

Mohammed Cartoon Update: The New York Times (Sort of) Defends Free Spe

Clay Waters
 

NB Media Roundup: Liberal Infighting, Journo-Casulties and Our Old Fav

Mithridate Ombud
Democrats have figured out how to use the interwebs thingy. Staffers of Democrat representative Marty Meehan have gone into Wikipedia and removed all the (truthful) things they didn't like. Meanwhile, politicians wag a finger at Google for basically doing the exact same thing. You probably haven't heard anything about this story though because it was a Democrat and unless Karl Rove changes his…
 

Use The Force, Luke: Daddy Russert's Sweet Satellite Deal With James C

Tim Graham
 

Will the Broadcast Nets Hold Google to Account for Hypocrisy on Intern

Ken Shepherd
 

Obeying Chinese Government, MSN Censors Bloggers

Matthew Sheffield
 

Washington Post Radio? "NPR On Caffeine

Ken Shepherd
 

“Greed Was On Display…” in the NY Times Executive Suite

Clay Waters
 

Where Will Media Stocks Head in

Matthew Sheffield
Will "old media's" finances continue to erode in 2006, or will upstart media companies finally get their comeuppance? I'm guessing it will be some combination of the two. Over at the Hollywood Reporter, Paul Bond thinks that after three straight years of declines, big media stocks will reverse course.