John Harwood, in a New York Times Caucus blog titled “If Fox Is Partisan, It Is Not Alone,” presents evidence that “partisan fragmentation throughout America’s news media and their audiences has grown significantly.”
Harwood — noting that he appears on CNBC and…
Jack Shafer, the often-irreverent media critic for Slate.com, offers some theories for why murders at Ivy League schools get so much press coverage. His column’s headline: “Murder Draped in Ivy. Why the press can’t get enough of Harvard or Yale…
In a comment on the Editors’ Desk blog post about Van Jones, Nonpartisan says:
You guys missed it….clearly. And you issued the same B.S. statement that the NY Times printed after they “missed it” as well. You guys didn’t miss, you…
That’s the question of the day being posed by Editor & Publisher, “America’s oldest journal covering the newspaper industry.”
On its site today, E&P asks: “Did Media Help Push Sarah Palin Into Resigning as Governor?”
NEW YORK — Earlier this month we introduced…
LA Times media critic James Rainey says both Fox News and MSNBC were guilty of prejudging Wednesday’s tax party protests.
Rainey writes:
“You’d expect conservative commentators like Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity to be hyping today’s wave of anti-tax “tea parties.” But Fox…
Forbes.com declares that the reigning ideology in Washington officially changed from conservative to liberal with the inauguration of Barack Obama. Forbes says: “We use those terms without apology, as they are used in American political discourse.”
To mark that declaration, Forbes…
It seems that hardly anyone is neutral when it comes to The New York Times. (Witness the comments on yesterday’s lobbyist lawsuit post.)
Peter Osnos of The Century Foundation is an unabashed fan. He makes that clear in a column about the Times’ new…
In sort of a Bizarro World take on the presidential landscape, John Carlson, a radio talk show host in Seattle, muses that the liberal media would have a completely different take on Sarah Palin’s credentials for office if she were a…
Fighting words were uttered at recent campaign rallies for John McCain and Sarah Palin. Not by the candidates, but by some of their supporters in the crowd.
“Terrorist” and “off with his head” were shouts directed at Barack Obama, in response…
Politics makes for some strange perceptions.
A caller this morning decried what she called our obvious bias toward McCain.
“I noticed last week when the DNC was going on you couldn’t run a story about Obama without a story about McCain right…
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