Bronx's Own John Holland had a Career Day against Delaware

02/20/2010 NEWARK, DE: Junior guard John Holland, from my hometown The Bronx, demolished The University Of Delaware Leading The Terrier with 43 points, Holland connected on 14 of 20 shots from the field, including...

Delaware Beats #9 Drexel Semifinals

05/05/10 Newark DE: The University of Delaware Men’s lacrosse squad beats #9 Drexel in the Colonial Athletic Association Semifinals game this evening. This evening’s game was an...

'The Rise of the Virtual Newsroom'

Although the American Spectator,  calling the rise of the virtual newsroom the story of 2009,  emphasizes the conservative aspect of this phenomena,  it is clear that the birth of the virtual newsroom  -  via laptops,  cell phones,...

Treatment of Climate Change E-mail Scandal-ous

" First, a BBC News headline reported, Hackers target leading climate research unit. Ten days later, a new headline from the stodgy-and-liberal media outlet reads, Inquiry into stolen climate e-mails. What’s wrong with those headlines?  They focus on something far...

St. Louis Tea Party Media Coverage Mixed

" NHK's Miki Ebara conducts an interview. Having worked with journalists at NHK while living in Japan 20 years ago, I was excited to see a crew from the Japanese television network at Kiener Plaza in downtown St. Louis Saturday afternoon.  My first...

Flashback to a Post on Sex and Climate Change

"EDITOR’S NOTE: On April 27, 2007, I published a post that loosely linked Mike Penner, a Los Angeles Times sportswriter who had announced he would undergo a sex-change operation, and the multi-faceted controversy surrounding global warming.  Today, I republish that...

Major Media Outlets Ignore Report on Energy

Members of the mainstream media -- people who call themselves "journalists" -- seem to have paid absolutely no attention to a Congressional Research Service report on energy released Oct. 27 -- this, despite the fact that two energy-related measures (i.e., the Kerry-Boxer and...

WH Press Pool's Challenges in Covering President Obama in Iraq

When President Obama made his unannounced detour to Iraq, the White House press pool was momentarily left in the dark and clueless as their on-board map was left blank.  CBS News Producer, Jeff Goldman was one...

Ties to KGB-Friendly Think Tank Should Disqualify Panetta for CIA

Members of the mainstream news media seem to have no interest in Leon Panetta’s past open involvement with the Institute for Policy Studies, an anti-CIA think tank closely linked to the former Soviet Union’s...

Is News Media to Blame for Making Economic Crisis Worse?

Is the news media to blame for making economic crisis worse?  According to new poll results released by the Opinion Research Corporation today, they are.An overwhelming 77 percent of Americans believe that...

The Palin VP Paradox: A Pawn In a Geopolitical Game? - GET POLITICAL w/ VIC L...

• Still no convincing reason why McCain picked someone so untested• Did he choose her it because he felt he had to?Could John McCain's odd GOP convention adventure of the past week be subtitled, "The politics of induced schizophrenia?"He headed to the twin cities after a...

Did MSM Catch Obama Playing Volleyball…Nude?

Barack Obama’s photo op tour across the Middle East and Europe has generated a great deal of news media attention for the presumptive Democrat Party presidential nominee. One article, however, caused me to buy...

News & Health Fear Mongers Threatened by the American Dream

If nation's were living organisms (and they are), the news media would constitute the histamines of those poor afflicted bodies they "serve". Histamines, which cause no end of aggravating irritation by...

Don Imus, Duke Lacrosse, Life and Sports: What the Hell Is Going On Here?!

The NHL is in the midst of winnin’ time. The NBA nears winnin’ time. The MLB schedule is budding. Yet, because of Don Imus’ statements, because of the Duke Lacrosse team, most of the sports world remains in the permafrost of a silent spring.At first glance, one...

Wii Have a Problem, Houston: Citizen Journalism and Beyond

We Media holds its 2007 conference in Miami Feb. 7-9. and its blog is already busy with baffling brainbusters. Travis Smith asks a very interesting question in a posting to the We Media conference Blog: is it...

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