Jun 2, 2011

Bias Bash: Weiner Winning?

Is congressman enjoying the media attention?

MEDIA NOTES

  • SOCIAL AND DIGITAL MEDIA CHANGING POLITICAL COVERAGE

    2012 campaign coverage: How political reporters are utilizing social and digital media in greater and more challenging ways.

  • TWITTER HACK SCANDAL

    What the press got right and wrong about Rep. Anthony Weiner's twitter story

  • THE PALIN AND PRESS GOOSE CHASE

    The Sarah Palin bus tour whipped up a media frenzy.

  • WHITE HOUSE CHANGES POLICY

    After being criticized for staging photos, the White House and the WHCA have agreed on some new rules regarding pool photos.

  • SURPRISE! HOLLYWOOD PRODUCERS ADMIT LIBERAL BIAS

    Some of TV’s top executives from the past four decades may have gotten more than they bargained for when they agreed to be interviewed for a politically charged book that was released Tuesday, because video of their controversial remarks will soon be hitting the Internet.

    The book makes the case that TV industry executives, writers and producers use their clout to advance a liberal political agenda. The author bases his thesis on, among other things, 39 taped interviews that he’ll roll out piecemeal during the next three weeks.

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THE "WATCH" LIST

Sarah Palin hits the road on her big bus tour and the media try to tag along.  But some in the press think the coverage should be given to celebrity reporters, not political reporters.

 

A new report linking cell phone use to brain cancer gets the media spotlight.  But are the media going overbaord with senseless hype?

 

Grilling Weiner...The Washington press pushing Congressman Anthony Weiner to answer questions about a lewd photo sent to a college student from his Twitter account.  Dubbed "Weinergate", the Congressman is refusing to say whether he sent the photo or explain why he has not asked the Capitol Police to probe what he initially claimed was a hack.  Should the press keep up the pressure?

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