Today you’ll hear a lot about World AIDS Day. In fact, you probably have already heard it about a thousand times. Everyone will be breaking out their red stuff to show support and solidarity, and there will be numerous reports … Continue reading
Hey Larry… How many times does she have to say she can’t discuss it? MOVE ON you doddering old dope. Update: Is Donald Trump a moron? “‘Inappropriate’ is more of a sexual term, as far as I’m concerned. I mean … Continue reading
From WND: President Obama’s presidential campaign focused on “making” the news media cover certain issues while rarely communicating anything to the press unless it was “controlled,” White House Communications Director Anita Dunn disclosed to the Dominican government at a videotaped … Continue reading
Why should people even attempt to read bills? They’re too stupid to understand them anyway! That’s not me talking; that’s the AP. WASHINGTON – Read the bill! It was a rallying cry at angry health care town halls this summer … Continue reading
Red Eye averaged 432,000 total viewers and 202,000 in the demo. Let’s deal with the demo first – CNN’s 8pmET show, hosted by Campbell Brown, averaged 191,000 in the demo. Let’s just let that one sink in – Fox News … Continue reading
Yesterday, Nancy Pelosi, after having a nice sucky face with President Obama and Harry Reid stood on the White House lawn and told reporters that Republicans need to do more than just shoot down proposals, and if they want to … Continue reading
Whenever I see people talking about Larry King as if he’s some great god of broadcasting, I just chuckle. The man has never given a good interview in his entire career, never gets anything of value out of his guests, … Continue reading
Okay, this is too funny. So Don Lemon, the same idiot who called Michael Jackson a civil rights leader, and dismissed all criticism of him as “elitist” had a chance to shill for another one of his favorites, President Obama. … Continue reading
The New York Times has noticed a problem. In the poorest minority sections of New York City, foreclosures are highest. The Times opens their story with the usual dramatic breathlessness: Turn the corner on 145th Street in Jamaica, Queens, and … Continue reading
The New York Times is nothing if not consistent, and in this case it means consistently in the corner, two steps behind the President they helped elect by spiking any story that might portray him as anything but the greatest … Continue reading
The Washington Post writers who wrote this story are morons and here’s why. They don’t actually understand what a flip flop really is. Here’s their definition: While flip-flopping — or, more delicately put, a change in position — has always … Continue reading
I’m starting to see a pattern here. Politicians seem to realize that in order to score some cheap brownie points with the public at large, all they have to do is take a crap on radio hosts… In the wake … Continue reading
Okay, this one is a damn classic. Paul Kapustka from GigaOM seems to have caught the WSJ red-handed in a bit of shadiness. On Friday, Vonage ran an ad slamming Verizon in its patent case. The ad, according to Kapustka, … Continue reading
From the NY Times: CBS Radio suspended two hosts from an FM station in New York City today after an Asian-American advocacy organization complained about the broadcast of a six-minute prank phone call to a Chinese restaurant that was peppered … Continue reading
It’s nice to see the NY Post isn’t letting things like news get in the way of trashy tabloidism… Technorati Tags: ny post, post, tabloid, waste
Not satisfied with being effectively removed from the public eye after the firing of Don Imus, Al Sharpton announced that some people were sending in death threats to his office. Apparently the average Joe doesn’t like race-baiting pieces of garbage… … Continue reading
Ed Felten posted an interesting bit from Viacom’s complaint against YouTube. In addition, YouTube is deliberately interfering with copyright owners’ ability to find infringing videos even after they are added to YouTube’s library. YouTube offers a feature that allows users … Continue reading
Paul Gillin summarizes Dan Rather at SXSW thusly: Rather said that journalism needs a “spine transplant,” a return to its role as an independent advocacy for truth and disclosure. The role of the journalist is as a watchdog, he said. … Continue reading
Allahpundit makes a great point and proves what an idiot Terry Moran actually is. The first line is from Terry Moran’s idiotic “rant” about what it means to be white, he being an authority on whiteness of course, and then … Continue reading
Byron Calame savages the New York Times again, this time for including data about unmarried mothers that can’t be married. I kid you not. The whole article is a worthy read and you really need to check it out. This … Continue reading