Fox News made an on-air presentation on the economic stimulus package that was really a recitation of a talking points memo that originated with the Senate Republican Communications Center.
In Michael Wolff's book, he serves lots of candy and cat food as he tells the story of Murdoch's rise from scion of a smallish Australian newspaper empire to master of the universe in today's media world.
There's a storm of gossip about R&B; singer Chris Brown's alleged assault Rihanna. Fans are speculating about whether he did it, and if so, why he did it -- and who's to blame.
If you haven't heard of Ooma, you will soon. I discovered it because I was sick and tired of paying AT
Nadya Suleman may have been the one to selfishly create an entire litter of children she could barely take care of, but a lot of people within the media told her there was no harm in it.
Oh, the folks at Fox News are a witty group. They somehow manage to combine Aryan good looks with the comedic sensibility of a Rush Limbaugh...or maybe Gallagher's brother.
Who cannot find a metaphor in the example of a pilot who refuses to leave his sinking plane until he checks the cabin two times to make sure no passengers are left?
As viewers of PBS and the major network and cable channels know too well, the onslaught of "clean coal" advertisements over the past year has reached a tipping point.
Newsweek already is scaling back its mission and audience substantially, shedding half of its former mass audience of 3.1 million to concentrate on wealthier readers.
I love the thought of owning a Kindle. However, when I look at the overall return on my investment, I'm not so sure that it is really worth it at the current price point.
We urge you to join the Women's Media Center in sending an official complaint to Fox News about Bill O'Reilly. His sexist and ageist comments about legendary reporter Helen Thomas require an apology.
One of the things we were promised by this president was straight talk, express and local. Obama's not living up to that promise or doing public service by fudging in the name of optimism.
Huffington Post wasn't the first new media blog to be formally called upon at a presidential news conference. President Bush's administration often looked for right-wing blogger Jeff Gannon.
