'Radio Equalizer' Tears Apart Leftist Blog That Called O'Reilly a Liar

Radio host and blogger Brian Maloney has an excellent takedown of liberal bloggers who accused Bill O'Reilly of recently lying about the New York Times's coverage of the JFK Airport terror plot.[NewsBusters sister publication TimesWatch.org dealt with the Times downplaying the terror plot here and here.]Below is the relevant excerpt from Maloney's blog, "Radio Equalizer," portions in bold are my…

Tierney Takes on Rachel Carson and 'Silent Spring' DDT Ban

Media Furious About ‘Conservative’ Murdoch’s Offer to Buy WSJ

Left Dusts Off Murdoch Strawman in Opposing Dow Jones Bid

As the negotiations about whether to sell the Wall Street Journal's parent company appear to be moving along between Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation and the Bancroft family, owners of a special class of stock which gives them control over Dow Jones.Whenever Murdoch is going hard for a media asset, it inevitably sets off concerns among those on the left (such as the employee unions at Dow…

NYT Answers Questions Concerning Placing JFK Terror Plot Story Off Fro

As NewsBusters reported Monday, although a terrorist plot to destroy the leading airport in the region was thwarted, the leading newspaper in the area, the New York Times, chose to place the article about the incident off of the paper’s front page Sunday.This has created a bit of a backlash around the nation, and from readers who sent questions to the Times’ national editor Suzanne Daley about…

Ford Sales Dive Continues, As Does Media Near-Blackout of AFA Boycott

Ford's protracted sales slump continued in May, while every other major automaker showed gains: DETROIT — Toyota Motor Corp.'s U.S. vehicle sales jumped 14.1 percent in May to its best monthly level ever and General Motors Corp.'s sales rose 9.7 percent, helping boost industry sales 5 percent, as both automakers credited in part the appeal of their more fuel-efficient offerings amid high gas…

Kennedy Airport Terror Plot Doesn't Make NY Times' Main Section

ABC’s Cuomo Derides Anti-Hillary Book as an ‘Ambien Substitute

On Monday’s "Good Morning America," ABC co-anchor Chris Cuomo acted as lawyer for the defense when he interviewed the co-authors of a new book that contains critical revelations about 2008 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Cuomo grilled Don Van Natta and Jeff Gerth, the New York Times investigative journalists behind "Her Way," asking if their book was a "sleeper" and an "Ambien substitute…

NY Times' 'Manufacturing Recession' Reporter Cites Shaky Info On Illeg

On February 28 (second item at link), New York Times business reporter David Leonhardt infamously wrote the following: For Manufacturing, a Recession Has Arrived The nation’s manufacturing sector managed to slip into a recession with almost nobody seeming to notice. Well, until yesterday. To this day, Leonhardt appears to be the only one to "notice" a recession in manufacturing -- because it…

Confusing TV With Reality: NYT TV Writer Thinks Thompson is His TV Cha

B-I-A-S: Media Largely Ignore Spelling Bee Champ's Homeschooled Status

(14:50 EDT) Video of Tim Russert misspelling "Iraq" at bottom of post.When California homeschooler Evan O’Dorney, 13, won the National Spelling Bee on Thursday night, the nation’s press reacted with a yawn.Instead of focusing on the winner, The New York Times ran a story about an immigrant from India who lost in the second round of the competition. That boy, Kunal Sah, 12, who is living in Utah…

NYT Supreme Court Reporter Lauds Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Liberal Dissent

MRC Press Release Concerning Media Boycott of Al Qaeda Torture Manual

On May 24, a NewsBusters’ headline asked, “Will Media Report Al Qaeda Torture Manual With Same Zeal as Abu Ghraib?”Now, a week later, a press release from the Media Research Center answered the question:To their credit, CNN and Fox News Channel ran stories on the declassified material. Yet nine days since the material was released, neither ABC, CBS, NBC, The New York Times nor The Washington Post…

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