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Men Are Hurt By Sexist Ads Too, New Study Says
Genia Castro in Media 3 days ago
A new study says prints ads encourage men to express their masculinity through excessive body building, partying, and violence towards women.
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George Will: George Will Hates Big Government, But It's Big Government That Signs His Paycheck
R.P. Thead in Media 3 days ago
George Will uses his Washington Post column to rail against big government, but a look into the Post's finances reveals that Will benefits from government largesse just as much as anyone else.
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NPR Helpfully Describes Senator Gillibrand As “Petite, Blond, And Perky”
Elizabeth Plank in Media 3 days ago
Oh no they didn't.
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Now the Associated Press Is Getting a Taste Of Its Own Medicine
Taylor Hom in Media 4 days ago
The AP phone scandal places the journalists at the forefront of the debates raised by their own reporting and the tedious balance between national security and privacy rights.
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Bill O'Reilly and Wolf Blitzer Think It's Ok For the Government to Spy On Them
Maxime Fischer-Zernin in Media 5 days ago
What do Bill O'Relly and Wolf Blitzer have in common? They've both dissented from the majority opinion in the press and supported the Justice Department's irresponsible seizure of AP records.
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Immigration Reform 2013: Fox News Needs a Lesson in Style — AP Style, That Is
Marielle Mondon in Media 5 days ago
Basic inconsistencies between the language used at Fox News and its Latino News site beg the question: who are they really writing for?
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Bloomberg News Privacy Breach: Matthew Winkler Admits Reporters Had Client Information Access
Gabriel Rodriguez in Media 5 days ago
The editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News admitted that reporters have been able to access sensitive information from clients.
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Eric Holder AP Scandal: What the DOJ Was After
Michael Luciano in Media 5 days ago
The backstory behind the Department of Justice's seizure of Associated Press phone logs could prove far more interesting than even that troubling development.
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