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next The Media Research Center is putting networks on notice spotlighting and exposing liberal media bias while building a tough grassroots army of media Watchdogs who are

Media Reacts To Conan's Same-Sex Wedding News

Thu, 03 Nov 2011 06:27:53 PDT

Watch CONAN @ teamcoco.com - News stations everywhere put their own unique spin on Conan's same-sex wedding news.

Social Media News / Press Release

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:17:40 PDT

An overview of the Social Media News / Press Release (SMNR/SMPR) from Real Wire (formerly webitpr) the UK online news release distribution company ...

Why does American news media on both sides have to be so absurdly biased?
Q. As an outside impartial observer (im from Ireland) it seems crazy to me. Rachael Maddow of MNSBC said that FOX drummed up the Shirley Sherrod and Black Panthers controversy because they want whites to be scared of black people. That is a disgrace, obviously FOX is a conservative network but how can that woman get away with that statement. Are their any news network in America that doesnt take sides?
Asked by Edward - Fri Jul 23 20:22:29 2010 - Media & Journalism - 7 Answers - Comments

A. Only a couple corporations own the major networks. The 'news channels' are absurdly biased to either end of a 'spectrum' of ideologies that they themselves define in order to establish 'norms' that form the bases for the thoughts and attitudes of a majority of Americans so as to further certain agendas.
Answered by galacticspore - Fri Jul 23 20:27:53 2010

Do you think the news media is partly to blame on bad economy?
Q. Think about it every day you only here the negative news from the media. Never anything positive. So then people get fearful and then tend to follow into the trend of the way the media wants us to go so they can report their stories of the hardships that Americans are going through. And some people are that is a fact.But most people are still doing well. I think the media should report the positive news just as much as their negative news and then people will start spending money again to boost the economy. What is your thoughts?
Asked by SteveO1608 - Sat Dec 6 09:03:44 2008 - Media & Journalism - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Yes, they instill fear in people and make people hang on to the little bit of money that they have instead of spending it. Other factors include the idiots who thought that it was a great idea to lend money to everybody to buy over priced houses that would depreciate in value soon after purchase, thereby making the loan collateral worth less than the loan. Morons with no foresight have been in charge of this country for many years, their actions are motivated by votes and feel good legislation instead of what is best for the country in the long term... and we keep electing them again and again; we get what we deserve. People vote on media ads instead of logic and principal. It will never change so long as there are no testing requirements… [cont.]
Answered by The Thinker - Sat Dec 6 09:17:47 2008

Groupon CEO Says Media Are Inclined Toward Negative Stories
Wed, 30 Nov 2011 15:34:41 -0800

"The anectodes that get picked up in the press are examples of plane crashes just being more interesting and more media -worthy stories than the safe landing," Groupon Chief Executive Andrew Mason said during an appearance at the Credit Suisse ...

Bullish Warren Buffett Buys Media Property
Wed, 30 Nov 2011 14:12:41 -0800

Bullish billionaire Warren Buffett, saying that he's "extremely bullish on [his hometown] Omaha, Nebraska," has bought one of the major media properties in Omaha, Reuters reports. According to the report, "Buffett's conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway said ...

Former 49ers assistant coach dies in plane crash - College Media ...

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2011-11-17 19:00:00

Former 49ers assistant coach dies in plane crash. By: Amir Vafamanesh Miranda Serna served as an assistant to the women's basketball team from 1999-2001. Former Long Beach State assistant coach Miranda Serna was killed, along with ...

'Fair' retirement insensitive - College Media Network News

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2011-11-17 19:00:00

'Fair' retirement insensitive. By: Ranger staff. At the Oct. 25 board meeting, a retirement incentive plan for vice chancellors would have allowed them the opportunity to retire Aug. 31, 2013, with 50 percent of their current salary up to $9000. ...

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News & Media
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Methuen Drama Essential Radio Journalism How To Produce And Present Radio News Professional Media Practice
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Methuen Drama Essential Radio Journalism How To Produce And Present Radio News Professional Media Practice : 'Incredibly comprehensive. Learn and understand this lot and you will have a fine grasp' Jon Snow'This sets the standard for every radio newsroom' - Andy Ivy, Editor, Sky News Radio In an age of infinite choice made possible by new technology, and a disturbing move away from traditional reporting into colourful comment and speculation by blogs and 'citizen journalists' there has never been a better time to focus on pure journalism skills. Essential Radio Journalism is a vastly comprehensive working manual for radio journalists as well as a textbook for broadcast journalism students. It contains practical advice for gathering,… [cont.]

The Nightly News Nightmare: Media Coverage of US Presidential Electi
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The Nightly News Nightmare, Third Edition, examines news coverage of presidential nomination and election campaigns starting with 1988. Farnsworth and Lichter find that the news media, despite the wide variety of outlets, have consistent problems in terms of fairness and focus on substantive matters rather than the horse-race reporting of the latest polls. In addition to the extensive discussion of the 2008 campaign, the third edition offers far more discussion and evidence regarding the use of alternative media, including online content, in the most recent presidential election. The authors conclude that online news had many of the same problems found in mainstream news coverage.