From this morning’s : Newspaper drivers reject tentative contract¹ By Christopher K. Hepp, Philadelphia Inquirer Staff Writer The drivers who deliver The Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News voted overwhelmingly Sunday to reject a tentative contract agreement reached between their union, Teamsters Local 628, and Philadelphia Media Network, the newspapers’ new owner. OK, just the [...]
Archive of posts filed under the Freedom of the Press category.
The Left Is Eating Its Own
White House unloads anger over criticism from ‘professional left’ By Sam Youngman – 08/10/10 06:00 AM ET The HILL The White House is simmering with anger at criticism from liberals who say President Obama is more concerned with deal-making than ideological purity. During an interview with The Hill in his West Wing office, White House [...]
And here’s one which will drive our friends on the left absotively, posilutely bonkers!
From Sharon: Justice: Fox News Gets Front Row Seat at White House Briefings After the Obama administration’s failed boycott of Fox News, coupled with MoveOn.org’s pathetic attempt to prevent this, Fox News gets a front row seat to White House briefings. According to Hot Air, it was a unanimous decision by the White House Correspondents’ [...]
CNN hosts, who would scream bloody murder at the thought they should be subject to “checks and balances,” seem to want “checks and balances” applied to bloggers
One of the things that the (supposedly) professional journalists hate the most about the internet is that they have lost their “gatekeeping” function. Prior to Al Gore inventing the internet, to get something published, you had to submit it to an editor or publisher for review, and it would only be published if he liked [...]
How the Fourth Estate helps with our national security
From DRJ of Patterico’s Pontifications: WaPo to Publish Leaked National Intelligence Information? Filed under: Media Bias, Terrorism, War — DRJ @ 2:00 pm Quin Hillyer at the Washington Times passes along a notice from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence that the Washington Post plans to publish a “compendium of government agencies and [...]
How Many Remembered It Was the 66th Anniversary of D-Day
Or how many believe WW2 is so overrated and passe’?
