by Tom Blumer
January 27th, 2012 |
Would someone please buy the Washington Post's Josh White a clue? He can't seem to get a handle on the "mot…
Tags: 9mm handgun, ammonium nitrate, arlington national cemetery, atlas shrugs, Bias by Omission, Double standards, Government Agencies, Islam, Josh White, Labeling, Major Newspapers, Media Bias Debate, Military, military grave markers, national museum of the marine corps, religion, war on terrorism, washington post
by Tom Blumer
January 19th, 2012 |
In 1998, we learned that Al and Tipper Gore made $353 in deductible charitable contributions against income of $198,00…
Tags: 2012 Presidential, ABC, ABCNews.com, al and tipper, Al Gore, Brian Ross, Broadcast Television, Campaigns & Elections, Conservatives & Republicans, crime, deductible charitable contributions, Double standards, economy, jesus christ of latter day saints, Joe Biden, Labeling, Liberals & Democrats, matthew mosk, Media Bias Debate, mitt romney, mormon leader, Mormonism, Online Media, Political Groups, religion, rush limbaugh, taxes, Tipper Gore
by Brad Wilmouth
January 8th, 2012 |
During Saturday's GOP presidential debate moderated by ABC, after the moderators had devoted six minutes to a dis…
Tags: 2012 Presidential, ABC, Anti-Religious Bias, Campaign Watch, christian bigotry, Christianity, Conservatives & Republicans, debates, Diane Sawyer, Double standards, former house speaker newt gingrich, homosexuality, house speaker newt gingrich, Josh McElveen, Media Bias Debate, mitt romney, news media bias, Newt Gingrich, religion, same sex marriage, speaker newt gingrich, video
by Tom Blumer
December 31st, 2011 |
Jean H. Lee's Friday afternoon report at the Associated Press on the omnipresence of images of the late Kim Jong Il t…
Tags: air koryo, Associated Press, Bias by Omission, communism, communist nation, communist tyranny, communists, doctors and nurses, foreign policy, Jean Lee, kim jong il, Labeling, Media Bias Debate, mount kumgang, North Korea, Political Groups, Wire Services/Media Companies
by Tom Blumer
December 29th, 2011 |
I know, we're supposed to give TV shows and the like a bit of dramatic license to push a plot line. But doesn't it s…
Tags: Bias by Omission, budget, budget cuts, city of boston, climactic scene, Covert Liberal Activists, crime, Culture/Society, department budget, dramatic license, economy, Government Agencies, Labeling, Media Bias Debate, Misc Television, Political Groups, tnts, unions
Tom Blumer
December 26th, 2011 |
A month ago, Aya Batrawy at the Associated Press's Egyptian bureau described those who ransacked the Israeli emba…
Tags: Associated Press, Aya Batrawy, banks of the nile, banks of the nile river, Bias by Omission, blogs, crime, Double standards, Egypt, embassy in cairo, Events, foreign policy, Google, Guy Bocher, Islam, Labeling, Magazines, Mark Steyn, Media Bias Debate, muslim brotherhood, napoleon bonaparte, Online Media, Political Groups, religion, white lab coats, Wire Services/Media Companies
by Tom Blumer
December 23rd, 2011 |
In her profile of Kansas Governor Sam Brownback on Wednesday, the Washington Post's Annie Gowen went through the p…
Tags: 2010 Governors, Annie Gowen, Bias by Omission, Campaigns & Elections, Conservatives & Republicans, Covert Liberal Activists, kansas gov, kansas governor, Kathleen Sebelius, koch brothers, Labeling, Liberals & Democrats, Major Newspapers, Media Bias Debate, Political Groups, republican governor, sam brownback, washington post
by Tom Blumer
December 20th, 2011 |
See-no-evil economic reporting during the Obama years has "somehow" missed a number of developments in th…
Tags: aggressive moves, american workforce, barack obama, Bias by Omission, bureau of labor statistics, Business Coverage, Double standards, economy, Media Bias Debate, national bureau of economic research, policy barriers, Ronald Reagan, time employment, unemployment
by Tom Blumer
December 15th, 2011 |
Late Friday afternoon, Todd Shields at Bloomberg News broke a story about some guy, who happens to be an Obama and…
Tags: Associated Press, barack obama, best buy co, Bias by Omission, blogs, bloomberg, bloomberg news, Business Coverage, Campaign Financing, Campaigns & Elections, Congress, Double standards, economy, federal aviation administration, global positioning system, Government Agencies, Labeling, Liberals & Democrats, Major Newspapers, Media Bias Debate, New York Times, Online Media, Philip Falcone, Political Groups, Regulation, San Francisco Chronicle, sanjiv ahuja, Todd Shi, Wire Services/Media Companies
by Tom Blumer
December 8th, 2011 |
Wednesday afternoon, Matthew Balan at NewsBusters noted that two of the three network morning shows failed to mention…
Tags: Associated Press, Bias by Omission, Blagojevich Senate Seat Scandal, broadcast announcements, crime, Don Babwin, Double standards, gov blagojevich, gov rod blagojevich, governor rod blagojevich, Liberals & Democrats, Media Bias Debate, michael tarm, Name That Party, newsbusters, Political Groups, Political Scandals, reuters, rod blagojevich, Wire Services/Media Companies
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