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Category Archives: Media
Thoughts About the Pope’s Resignation
Yet if Benedict XVI sets a precedent with his resignation, it may be he who is more remembered by history. Continue reading
The Myth that Hugo Chávez Controls Venezuela’s Media
On balance, Venezuela’s media is anti-Chávez. A person who watches Venezuelan news coverage, listens to a Venezuelan radio program, or picks up a Venezuelan newspaper is more likely than not to hear bad things about Chávez. Continue reading
Media Sites Really Ought to Update Their Election Results
As millions (or tens of millions) of votes are counted, the media organizations show Obama and Romney’s numbers remaining millions of votes below where they actually are. Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Media
Tagged 2012 presidential election, CNN, inaccurate, Los Angeles Times, Media, New York Times, newspapers, Politico, results, up-to-date, USA Today, wrong
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How The News You Read About Africa Gets Made
While scouring the news around the world, I recently came across a fascinating article. Written by Laura Seay of Foreign Affairs, it criticizes the West’s media coverage of Africa. Continue reading
Why Are All the Females at Fox News Blonde?
The women on Fox, whether they be anchors or guests, are quite different from the women found on other news channels. They wear a lot more make-up. They are a lot more, shall we say, blonde. Continue reading
