| 4mar06 |
News That Isn't
Ethics in journalism is increasingly being
seen by many as an oxymoron yet what is perhaps most shocking is that
lazy and biased "reporting" is neither new or rare. Here is brief
eye-opener discussing blogs, broadcast and print reportage. |
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| 1jan05 |
In No Uncertain Terms
Edward L. Daley
Any good propagandist knows that it's not what you say, but how you
say it that matters the most, and if the international press learned
anything from Adolph Hitler's reign, it was how to use propaganda. |
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| 1sep04 |
The Fourth Estate is The
Fifth Column
George M. Haddad
Today's Pulitzer Prize for excellence in journalism is named in
honor of a man who had no scruples in reporting the news with any
semblance of truth and who had set the bar so low that no industry of
any repute could follow it with good conscience. |
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| 23feb04 |
Biased as a Dog’s Hind Leg
Justin Darr
The troubles at the New York Times and the growing popularity of Fox
News should be a warning to the elitists in the Media. Stop insulting
our intelligence and trying to manipulate our opinions or risk
obsolescence. |
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| 29jul03 |
The Politics Of Paranoia
Kim Weissman
It has been observed that when leftists are out of power they become
truly wacky – one might add, hysterical. But the danger posed by
extremist left to this country is no laughing matter. |
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| 27may03 |
Dead End of Liberalism - Pt 2
Kim Weissman
The goal of any propaganda campaign is to induce listeners to
believe a certain interpretation of facts and to adopt a particular
world-view, with the ultimate objective of inducing action along the
lines desired by the propagandist. |
|
| 20may03 |
Dead End of Liberalism - Pt 1
Kim Weissman
Large swaths of the only sources of information for the overwhelming
majority of people cannot be trusted – knowing how often they lie, how
can we tell whether they’re telling the truth or just making it up? |
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| 16mar03 |
Journalists Are Not
So Much Liberal
As They Are Just Plain Stupid!
Perry Drake
Ironically, as stupid as they are, they're too stupid to know that
their sheer stupidity makes them too stupid to fulfill what they
consider to be their most sacred mission – to tell the truth (parse that
last sentence). Now that's just stupid. |
|
| 15jan03 |
TV Network's Malfunctioning News
Alan Caruba
Any business that had lost nearly a third of its customers would be
out of business or close to it. Those running it would seriously
restructure their product or the provision of their service. |
|
| 30oct02 |
Do we need Warning Labels for
Lies in the Libraries?
Linda Gorman
Thanks to the politicization of swaths of American scholarship, readers searching for
truth on today's library shelves will likely find them mined with deliberate falsehoods. |
|
| 5may02 |
Fawning Critics Don't Say
Book Was Fraud
Prof. Glenn Harlan Reynolds
One would think that book review editors and publishers would feel an obligation to
tell the public that it has been led astray, with their unwitting assistance. |
|
| 14apr02 |
Only Propaganda
Kim Weissman
The media have become ideologically driven censors marching in lockstep with each
other to control the information we receive, and thereby control the judgments and the
decisions we make on the basis of that information. |
|
| 3feb02 |
A Test of Media Objectivity
Kim Weissman
By a curious confluence of events, entailing the bankruptcy of two major
corporations, the mainstream media now has the opportunity to prove their objectivity. The
corporations in question are Enron and Global Crossing. |
|
| 20jan02 |
The Op-Ed's Hidden Agenda
Prof. Glenn Harlan Reynolds
While they continue to claim that liberal bias is a myth, an amazing amount of what
traditional media groups do comes straight from the fax machines of left-leaning advocacy
groups. |
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| 11nov01 |
SEDITION
Kim Weissman
While the media pretends that absolute neutrality makes them morally superior to
those who actually retain the ability to distinguish right from wrong, such pretensions
call into question, not their neutrality, but their contact with reality. |
|
| 11oct01 |
"Arming America" Book Fraud
Exposes Lie of Honest Media
This raises an interesting question about the claim that
mainstream, traditional media organizations always make in defense of their importance:
that they are careful and responsible, while alternative media and the Internet are not. |
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| 11sep01 |
Shocking Numbers, But Do They Add Up?
John Lott
Is a liberal media bias to blame for inexact reporting? Partly, perhaps. What becomes
news is what fits the conventional wisdom of reporters and their editors, and that
"wisdom" can shift as perceptions do. |
|
| 25jul01 |
Television — Tool of the Left
Charles A. Morse
A cardinal goal of the left is what was referred to in the Communist Manifesto as
"public ownership of the means of communication." TV represents the penultimate
means of communication in our times. |
|
| 4may01 |
A
Liberal Boss for Liberal PBS
Phil Brennan
Public Broadcasting System has a new boss, and the head of the tax-funded network is
a perfect choice for the left-leaning network – she's a certified member of America's
ultra-liberal elite. |
|
| 27mar01 |
Humorless at Harvard
Michelle Malkin
"I was disappointed by the apologies," Fong said. Welcome to the craven and
politically expedient world of 21st century journalism, kid. |
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| 21mar01 |
Heston
Blasts P.C. Media
as Threat to Freedom
Media "pretends" that freedom is not threatened by a
"dumbing down" that is known as "political correctness." "Freedom
of the press is great," the longtime actor said, "but it requires honest
people." |
|
| 30jan01 |
Media Slant Changing On Gun Issues
Perhaps they have finally realized that a mountain of evidence
shows the futility and counterproductive results of gun control laws. |
|
| 13jan01 |
Soft News Erodes Audience
Weakening the foundation of democracy |
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| 11jan01 |
Lest They Forget...
As the media toast to the Clinton years commences, we must
remind them why the informed opposition will demur from clinking glasses. Here are
twenty-five good reasons, at least half of which could not only have gotten a Republican
impeached but also convicted... |
|
| 9jan01 |
Media Desperately Pursues Liberal Agenda
What's needed now is for everyone to more closely examine the
politics of these news organizations because it so colors the content of what they report
as to often render it useless as news, fairly and accurately reported. |
|
| 1dec00 |
WSJ: An Open Letter to Democrats
Dennis Prager
This time, you've gone too far. |
But who
aided the
Dems? |
| 1dec00 |
Deconstructing Certification
Brent Bozell
That incredible echo you hear on network TV news these days is the sound of network
anchors deep in the tank for Al Gore. |
|
| 13nov00 |
Stop
The Media's Vote Tampering!
Dan Frisa
We must have a Free and Fair Elections Act. If there was ever any doubt about
a left-wing conspiracy in the mainstream media, election night convincingly
proved it’s for real. |
|
| 12nov00 |
Networks
Stole Bush's Popular Vote
Barry Farber
Of one thing there can be no doubt. If the networks had not handed Florida to Gore so
early in the evening, Bush's popular vote would right now be larger than Gore's. |
|
| 15oct00 |
Unbiased Media
The true face of the media – and its routine abuse of its
precious Constitutional protection – will be revealed for even the most obstinate to
see. |
|
| 1sep00 |
'Useful
Idiots'
Thomas Sowell
Lenin is supposed to have referred to blind defenders and apologists
for the Soviet Union in the Western democracies as "useful idiots." |
|
| 14may00 |
Read All About It:
Press is Failing in its Duty
to Keep America Free
"If I had to identify one thing that is the biggest threat to
America continuing as a free society, I would have to say it's my colleagues and I –
the press. We are failing in our duty." – William Randolph Hearst |
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| 4may00 |
Monster Media, Monster Government:
How to Fight Back
We have no more freedom in today's press than any country with a
network of power elites who scratch each other's backs and call the shots. |
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| 30mar00 |
Elitist Media Out of Touch
with American Society
Study of 3,400 journalists reveals, "a very clear picture of
people who live lives differently than their customers." |
|
| 30mar00 |
Media Power
They can and do control what you think about and what you don't think
about. |
|
| 19mar00 |
Scare Tactics And Demagoguery
The problem is a morally dead liberal ideology that thinks legislation
can take the place of a conscience. |
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| 22feb00 |
How the Media Flubbed Up Down South
"[The news] remains in the hands of largely incompetent people
who purport to be journalists, yet have never been taught how to report politics –
let alone to comprehend what politics is actually about." |
|
| 19feb00 |
Polling Pravda!
If the media reports it, it must be "pravda" —
"truth." |
|
| 6feb00 |
Freedom from the Press
"Gaudy examples of this are Margaret Carlson and Eleanor Clift,
exponents of lobotomy journalism, who command no respect, and so they settle for
visibility." |
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| 31dec99 |
A Year Of Ugly Liberal Slurs
by Jeff Jacoby |
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| 13dec99 |
Ecological Confabulation
How The Media Create Consensus With Lies |
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| 15sep99 |
Waco and the fourth estate |
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| 18aug99 |
Television News: Information or Infotainment? |
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| 18aug99 |
The Evolution - and Devolution - of
Journalistic Ethics |
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| 10aug99 |
Playing Verbal Tricks |
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| 3aug99 |
Under The Guise of Reporting |
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| 11jul99 |
Bad News for the Media |
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| 29jul99 |
Keeper of the Secret? |
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| 21jul99 |
Media Out of Control |
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| 21jul99 |
Liberal Dogma Biting Gun Owners |
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| 21jul99 |
Too Many Aren't Paying Attention |
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| 21jul99 |
Journalists' Green
Hysteria |
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| 21jul99 |
Importance of Talk Radio |
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| 21jul99 |
Liberalspeak |
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