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Newsweek Muslim Rage Cover: Someone at Newsweek Needs to Get Fired For This
Reem Nasr in Media 8 months ago
The “Muslims rage” exists only in the minds of those who want to label an entire people. Newsweek, shame on you.
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Kate Middleton Topless Photos Put Royal Family in a Lose Lose Situation
Vicky Wong in Media 8 months ago
Topless photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge show the unfortunate catch-22 situation of the Royal family's relationship with the media: the media always wins.
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Sam Bacile Sparks Middle East Powder Keg: As Arab World Ignites, Media Seems to Only Care About Ripping Mitt Romney
John Giokaris in Media 8 months ago
Instead of discussing the events of the Arab Fall and subsequent threats to regional security, the liberal mainstream media cares more about protecting Obama from any criticism on foreign policy.
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Jon Stewart 9/11 Video: Must Watch, Still As Important 11 Years Later
Editorial Board in Media 8 months ago
Jon Stewart's monologue from the first Daily Show episode filmed after 9/11 grapples with the role of media at a time of national tragedy. His message rings true today.
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Romney Meet the Press Interview: Mitt Flubs Question About Whether He Supports US Troops
Jake Horowitz in Media 8 months ago
Romney is getting skewered by Democrats for his inadequate response to a question about his commitment to American troops serving abroad on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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David Gregory Gets Panned for Romney Meet the Press Interview: 6 Disappointed Twitter Reactions
Jake Horowitz in Media 8 months ago
Romney appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" for the first time in years on Sunday, but the interview left viewers on Twitter feeling angry with host David Gregory for asking soft-ball questions.
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Al Jazeera, Once Associated With Bin Laden, is Now One of the Most Respected News Outlets
Michael Youhana in Media 9 months ago
The most recent episode of The Cafe is a testament to the high quality programming and political pluralism that has allowed Al Jazeera overcome venomous attacks from critics in the last decade.
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Hurricane Isaac 2012 and Hurricane Katrina: 7 Years On, One NOLA Icon Faces a Different Kind of Storm
Matthew Rozsa in Media 9 months ago
Backlash by NOLA residents against the Times-Picayune's decision to cut back on its print editions and focus on its digital counterpart, NOLA.com, underscores issues about the future.
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