July 18, 2012 · 0 Comments
By Charles P. Pierce: That we have, in the main, a courtier press bringing us our political news every day has been beyond question ever since Tim Crouse blew the whistle in The Boys on the Bus back in 1973,,,
By Glenn Greenwald: The California Democrat, long a prime defender of the Surveillance State, renews her assault on the First Amendment...
By Michael Massing: Since joining The New York Times in 2002, David Carr has become America’s most visible and influential writer on the media.
By Matt Taibbi: Thomas Friedman is awesome lately. He’s stopped being the meanie of the "Suck On This" days.
By Michael M'Gehee: As expected, the White House Correspondents Dinner was awful. It was the typical genuflecting, flag-sucking farce where various shades of celebrities show up ...
By Ali Abunimah: In a sign of growing desperation among anti-Palestinian groups, a New York Times ad published yesterday likens the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement to the Holocaust.
By Sarah Seltzer: Women running for office have it hard during the long campaign slog. Not only are they grilled on their positions and their personalities, ...
By Steve Marlowe: More sophisticated readers of the New York Times’ editorial pages have, for years, fumed at Thomas Friedman’s inane musings. Even less sophisticated readers, ...
By NYTX: In his presentation entitled "The End Game for the New York Times: Gone as a Stand-Alone Newspaper by 2015," Forbes contributor Eric Jackson, who ...
By Michael Hoffman: The New York Times’ influence on American journalism has been unmatched for the past century. The newspaper still shapes the national news agenda ...
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