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ABC Trumpets “Exclusive” with “Whistleblower” Behind NYT’s “Spying” Story
January 10th, 2006 8:39 PM | Brent Baker
ABC led Tuesday’s World News Tonight by touting an “exclusive” story from Brian Ross -- an interview with one of the sources for the December 16 New York Times story which disclosed an ongoing secret…
IraqPolitical Scandals
Washington Post Front Page Hails How Virginians 'Adore' Democrat Mark Warner
January 10th, 2006 5:42 PM | Tim Graham

In the Promoting 2008 Democratic Presidential Hopefuls category, the Washington Post carried a goopy story promoting outgoing Gov. Mark Warner, hailed by some as the Southern-fried moderate…

Washington PostCampaigns & Elections2008 Congressional2008 PresidentialMark Warner
Newsweek Writer Mocks Clarence Thomas's "Playbook on How to...Appeal to" Women
January 10th, 2006 4:51 PM | Tom Johnson

Today's web-only column on the Alito hearings by Newsweek's Jonathan Darman contains an irritating sentence ("In the coming days, Alito and the White House will use small gestures to assure…

NewsweekAlito Nomination
A Big Hail To The Redskins and A Big Jeer To Political Correctness At the Seattle Times
January 10th, 2006 2:02 PM | Geoffrey Dickens

One side benefit to my beloved Redskins advancing in the playoffs is the incredibly awkward position it's forced upon the Seattle Times. Even their liberal friends at the Washington Post found it…

Washington PostSeattle Times
Post Downplayed Tax Dissent in Mark Warner Article
January 10th, 2006 2:00 PM | Ken Shepherd
     With rumored 2008 presidential hopeful Mark Warners term of office drawing to an end, The Washington Posts Michael D. Shear recently chalked up Virginias…
'West Wing' Sinks Further in the Ratings
January 10th, 2006 1:42 PM | Greg Sheffield
Apparently there is room for only one left-wing presidential drama on TV. NBC's long running 'The West Wing' has sunk further in the ratings.

Media Life reports:

The death of “West Wing”…
Entertainment Media
NYT Claims “Weakened” Bush Means Tough Sledding for Alito
January 10th, 2006 1:36 PM | Clay Waters

At the top of the lead story for Tuesday's New York Times, reporters Richard Stevenson and Neil Lewis put the onus on Bush’s Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito to show he’s not “too much of an…

New York TimesRoberts NominationMiers NominationAlito NominationPolling
Farris Hassan: Youthful Idealist or Bumbling Jihadist?
January 10th, 2006 1:13 PM | Cinnamon Stillwell

Call me overly suspicious, but the story of 16-year-old Farris Hassan traveling to Iraq on a whim strikes me as unbelievable. The Florida teen of Iraqi descent was all over the news in December…

Fox News ChannelNew York Daily NewsOther MSNBCAssociated PressIraqWar on Terrorism
O'Donnell Schooled By O'Beirne
January 10th, 2006 10:24 AM | Geoffrey Dickens

On last night's (Monday's) Hardball Norah O'Donnell, subbing for Chris Matthews, threw out the old feminist canards about the gender and wage gaps at National Review's Kate O'Beirne. During her…

Hardball
Who's Worse Snoop: George W. Bush or Bill Moyers?
January 10th, 2006 10:00 AM | Rich Noyes
Amid all the media-fueled angst over the Bush administration’s “domestic spying” program — a word formula chosen to make the National Security Agency’s monitoring of terrorist communications seem as…
War on Terrorism
The Media's Love Affair with Pat Robertson
January 10th, 2006 9:18 AM | Paul Chesser

You might think the mainstream media holds Pat Robertson in contempt, mocks him behind his back, and snickers at his every utterance. You're probably right, and for the most part they are right to…

Media Bias DebateReligion
Lauer on Alito: "Let's Face it - He is an Ultra-Conservative"
January 10th, 2006 7:43 AM | Mark Finkelstein
Sometimes, liberal media types just can't 'hep' themselves. This morning's Today show provided a prime example, as Matt Lauer, in a bolt from the blue, revealed what really lurks in liberal hearts.By…
TodayAbortionMedia Bias DebateAlito NominationReligionRace Issues
NYT: No Longer a "Domestic Surveillance Program?"
January 10th, 2006 6:23 AM | Eric Arr

Today's "legal context" article in the NYT shifted the focus of the Alito confirmation hearings from abortion to the limits of presidential power. Once again, reporter Adam Liptak offers a…

New York TimesJudiciary
Variety Calls NYT’s “NSA Eavesdropping” Reporter James Risen a Hero
January 9th, 2006 10:45 PM | Noel Sheppard

The magazine to the stars, Variety, called the New York Times’ James Risen a “journalistic hero.” In an article about the problems that Risen’s new book, "State of War: The Secret History of the…

New York TimesWar on Terrorism
Harry Belafonte Calls President Bush “The Greatest Terrorist in the World”
January 9th, 2006 10:09 PM | Noel Sheppard

The Associated Press reported that American singer Harry Belafonte, as part of a delegation visiting Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez that included actor Danny Glover and Princeton University…

Associated PressWar on Terrorism
Democratic Operatives/Tire-Slashers Trial Ignored by Media
January 9th, 2006 9:56 PM | Dustin Hawkins

Had it not been for coverage provided by the blogosphere (hat tip Malkin), most people would not have known that the trial of the Election Day Slashers had started today. The coverage of the trial…

CBS’s Borger Digs Out Blurry C-SPAN Video to Taint DeLay with Abramoff’s Praise
January 9th, 2006 9:38 PM | Brent Baker
CBS’s Gloria Borger was so intent on tying Tom DeLay to Jack Abramoff that she “obtained” -- meaning someone with an agenda gave to her -- a very blurry C-SPAN video which she trumpeted on Monday’s…
CBS Evening NewsDeLay vs. Earle
ABC Anchor Vargas Worries to Specter About How Alito May Overturn Roe v Wade
January 9th, 2006 8:36 PM | Brent Baker
ABC anchor Elizabeth Vargas approached Senate Judiciary Chairman Arlen Specter from the left in a taped interview played on Monday’s World News Tonight. She described the fairly liberal Pennsylvanian…
Alito Nomination
WaPo's Kurtz Spins Mine Disaster
January 9th, 2006 5:29 PM | Tom Blumer
Howard Kurtz's "Media Notes" in The Washington Post, which is supposed to be a critique of media reporting, is very often closer to a whitewash. Today's Kurtz column is an example of just that.

…

Washington PostMedia Bias Debate
Still Required at CBS News? To Say Dan Rather Is "Great Figure" In CBS History?
January 9th, 2006 5:00 PM | Tim Graham

CBS started its "Public Eye" weblog in the…

CBSCBS Evening News
Andy Rooney Pleased by Tom DeLay’s Departure, Calls Eavesdropping a “Disgrace”
January 9th, 2006 2:28 PM | Brent Baker
Tom DeLay’s ouster from the House leadership is the “one good thing that's come out” of the Abramoff scandal, CBS’s Andy Rooney declared Friday night during a live appearance on CNN’s Larry King Live…
60 MinutesWar on TerrorismDeLay vs. Earle
In the Money Crew Rams Viewers Like a Bus With anti-Banking Bias
January 9th, 2006 2:00 PM | Ken Shepherd
     An on-screen caption during the segment reported the actual average to be 13.4 percent, according to Bankrate.com. The same Web site accessed…
In the NYT, More Good Economic News, “But…”
January 9th, 2006 1:42 PM | Clay Waters

Saturday’s front-page teaser for its Page One business section story by Edmund Andrews and Richard Stevenson (“Bush Cites 2 Million New Jobs in 2005 and Healthy Economy”) is headlined “Jobless…

New York TimesEconomy
Post Chat: Reporter Says DeLay Is Toast, Questioner Suggests Reporter Assassinated
January 9th, 2006 1:27 PM | Tim Graham

Today's Washington Post chat with political reporter Shailagh Murray featured some prognosticating bravado from Murray, who insisted Tom DeLay's political career was over: "I would put my chips on…

Washington PostDeLay vs. Earle
Bill O'Reilly at War
January 9th, 2006 12:59 PM | Greg Sheffield
AP TV reporter David Bauder says that "if Bill O'Reilly truly loves a good fight, then he's had quite a week."

The Fox News Channel personality's confrontation with David Letterman Tuesday…
Media Bias Debate

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