I wonder who's looking for a new job: America's
Next Great Newspaper From the May 26, 2003
issue: A great democracy like ours deserves a first-rate newspaper of
record. And the New York Times isn't it. by
William Kristol
05/17/2003 12:00:00 AM The Weekly Standard
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Bush unchallenged by media Linda McQuaig, Toronto Star, 5/25 "media docility has allowed the Bush administration to go largely unchallenged as it adopts the mantle of an imperial presidency."
When truth is under attack Bullying journalists endangers us all.
The New Newsspeak, Russell Smith
A License for Power: Paul Starr on the FCC's plans to make the media behemoths more dominant than ever
Many Americans Follow War on BBC John Nichols
Unpatriotic moments Forrest Carr, News Director of WFLA TV, Tampa, Anyone who has spent more than five minutes in a television newsroom knows that viewer feedback is a major fact of life for broadcast journalists. Most of us have come to accept, even appreciate, the constant coverage criticism, but recently a new and
ntentional US Government & Media Disinformation; Aaron Gerow
FCC Head Powell (son of Colin) Threats to Pull License on Radio Talk Show Discussing Breast Size, Masturbation, Defecation, Anal and Oral Sex. Put Powell on the Nazi List.
Press
watchdog accuses US army
The
Press and the Myth of War Chris
Hedges
Independent reporters jailed, mistreated
NBC condemned for sacking Arnett
Arnett Paid a Price for Being Truly Neutral... Robert Jensen
Exclusive: Western Journalists Beaten, Starved by Americans 4/2/03
Free press and the face of war
US media: Telling it like it isn't
