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Journalism seems to have recovered its reason for being
"Journalism seems to have recovered its reason for being," was how Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz began an article celebrating the "activist stance" of emotional reporters covering Katrina's devastation. Kurtz must have been especially pleased with the "reporting" of his other employer, CNN. Gone was any pretense of objectivity. CNN's reporters competed with one another to be the Most Outraged Journalist of the Week [...]
Salama Na'mat, the Washington, D.C., bureau chief of the London-based Arabic-language daily Al-Hayat,..
Salama Na'mat, the Washington, D.C., bureau chief of the London-based Arabic-language daily Al-Hayat, published an article in his paper criticizing Arab regimes and the Arab media for encouraging the Iraqi insurgents. "Isn't their goal to thwart [the emergence of] the newborn democracy in Iraq so that it won't spread in the region?" he wrote [...]
Ellipsis Media designs charity web site
Digital design and new media consultancy Ellipsis Media has launched a new web site for the Association of Plastics Manufacturers in Europe and charity WaterAid [...]
Anti-Gun Culture - Media Research Center study finds media bias against guns - Brief Article
Anyone who regularly watches television news will not be surprised by the general conclusion of a recent Media Research Center study: TV reporters do not like guns. Still, the conservative group's attempt to quantify the bias (available at www.mediaresearch.org/specialreports/news/sr20000l05b.html) yields some startling numbers [...]
Media group lauds some Black shows as 'family friendly
The Media Research Center, a conservative organization known for its stand against sex and violence on television, recently released a 36-page report containing a list of 25 "family friendly" prime time shows. Among the shows being lauded as "family friendly" by the Alexandria, VA, group in its 1995-96 Family Guide to Prime Time Television are "Family Matters"; "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air"; "Sister, Sister"; "The Parent' Hood"; "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper" and "Touched By An Angel." [...] |
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