A triumphant story about National Public Radio appeared in late
March on the front page of Current, the main newspaper of the
public-broadcasting industry. "NPR Lands Most Listeners Ever," the
headline announced, over a summary of the...
10 April 2002
Michael Moore
The ex-editor of the Flint Voice – the equivalent of the Free Press in Flint, Michigan without the glamour – is at it again. We’re sure that Mike, a good blue collar democrat, chose the Rolling Stones over...
The ex-editor of the Flint Voice – the equivalent of the Free Press in Flint, Michigan without the glamour – is at it again. We’re sure that Mike, a good blue collar democrat, chose the Rolling Stones over...
09 April 2002
AUSTIN, Texas -- Well, things do seem to be going to hell, don't
they? The beauty of having fled to Mexico for a week to escape the endless
blat of television news is that it leaves you with enough energy to tackle
the subject of the...
05 April 2002
In times of crisis, many policymakers and journalists pay special
attention to the editorializing from America's most influential papers.
The spin of news coverage and the mix of individual opinion pieces
usually indicate the outlooks...
04 April 2002
AUSTIN, Texas -- The evidence just keeps stacking up that this
administration intends to turn the entire country into a giant Texas. The
hallmarks of Bush's governorship are everywhere, being reenacted on a
grander scale in Washington,...
28 March 2002
The Committee to Protect Journalists released a bleak report the
other day. "Attacks on the Press in 2001" is a thick document with
details about media suppression in much of the world. While American
readers may feel very fortunate,...
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