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Dimaggio: Supremely Swindled
Znet Article, January, 24 2010
Anthony Dimaggio
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Corporate Power and the Deregulation of Campaign Finance
Dimaggio: Remaking an American Myth
Znet Article, January, 15 2010
Anthony Dimaggio
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U.S. journalists are seizing on the tragedy in Haiti in a non-stop barrage of reporting, providing endless updates on a devastating earthquake that has killed an estimated 45-50,000 people. Coverage of the quake is accompanied by detailed updates...
Dimaggio: Stranger than Fiction
Znet Article, December, 21 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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You know humanity’s in trouble when James Cameron is a more credible authority on climate change than Barack Obama. While Obama is returning from a disappointing meeting in Copenhagen that was supposed to address the danger of global warming, C...
Dimaggio: The Jobless Recovery
Znet Article, December, 15 2009
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Arianna Huffington was right when she said that Larry Summers should be fired. As the top economic advisor to Barack Obama and the director of the National Economic Council, Summers is amassing an impressive record of serving corporate greed at t...
Dimaggio: The Politics of Cynicism: Obama, Afghanistan, & the 2012 Election
Znet Article, December, 10 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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Machiavelli would be proud of President Obama. This administration has revealed itself as highly cynical, dedicated to winning re-election at the expense of rational debate on Afghanistan, or the serious consideration of public opposition to war....
Dimaggio: Fort Hood Fallout: Cultural Racism & Deteriorating Public Discourse on Islam
Znet Article, December, 03 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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One month after the Fort Hood massacre, it is important to reflect upon what the incident teaches us about America’s political culture. Much has been made, rightfully so, of Major Nidal Malik Hasan’s actions - specifically the murder of 13 ...
Dimaggio: A Culture of Denial
Znet Article, November, 20 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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The upcoming Copenhagen Climate Conference next month represents a tremendous possibility for the U.S. and the rest of the world to seriously commit to sustainable development. Many questions still surround the Obama administration and whether it...
Dimaggio: Conspiracy Inc.: The Reactionary Right and the Threat to American Democracy
Znet Article, October, 29 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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The full extent of the conservative movement’s radicalization is becoming more apparent after nine months of the Obama administration. Increasingly, reactionary media pundits and much of the rank-and-file of the Republican Party are taking the ...
Dimaggio: Nuclear Hypocrisy
Znet Article, October, 06 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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U.S. Plan to Develop New Nuclear Weapons is Censored by the American Press
Dimaggio: Star Wars Redux
Znet Article, September, 19 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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President Obama’s recent decision to scrap the Bush administration’s anti-ballistic missile program is being met with euphoria in the political and journalistic communities in Washington.
Dimaggio: Killing the Messenger
Znet Article, September, 15 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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The Pew Center for public opinion research has released its September study of public trust in media, and the picture isn’t very pretty. Americans are pessimistic when it comes to the quality of reporting in the corporate press. This should hard...
Dimaggio: A “War for Peaceâ€
Znet Article, September, 04 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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The Obama administration is quickly proving itself a worthy successor to the militarism that defined the Bush administration. Obama was never an opponent of war; he is merely opposed to what he calls “dumb wars†like Iraq, which liberals in W...
Dimaggio: An Unpopular War
Znet Article, August, 31 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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What Obama Isn’t Telling You About Afghanistan...
Dimaggio: War of the Words
Znet Article, August, 20 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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Public opinion on health care reform is shifting rapidly. Public disapproval of Obama’s “handling of health care†rose from 42 percent in June to 52 percent in July according to a Quinnipiac University poll. As the New York Times reports, ...
Dimaggio: A Strategic Relationship
Znet Article, August, 13 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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Within the last week, AIPAC has attacked the Obama administration for recognizing the achievements of Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland and a known critic of Israel. AIPAC is protesting a plan to award Robinson for her work in promoti...
Dimaggio: Origins of Power
Znet Article, August, 12 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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The power of the Israel lobby is the subject of intense dispute in the U.S. Seldom is an issue so passionately fought over, as critics of the lobby incite the furor of activists committed to protecting the U.S. and Israel's "special relationship."...
Dimaggio: Spinning the Occupation
Znet Article, August, 01 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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The mild pressure that President Obama is placing on Israel to curtail its settlement expansion is worth examining in light of the debate over U.S. media coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Anecdotal evidence from the last few weeks sug...
Dimaggio: Health Care & Public Opinion
Znet Article, July, 29 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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People have a remarkable ability to believe what they want to believe, even in the face of contradictory evidence. Recent media coverage of political debate on the “public option†for health care reform is a case in point. A review of the ni...
Dimaggio: Chávez Bashing
Znet Article, July, 22 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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Chávez bashing has long been a moral fixture of deliberation among U.S. elites. The most recent examples appear in the July 21st editions of the New York Times and Washington Post, which document allegations that Chávez is responsible for the r...
Dimaggio: Don't Stop Till You Get Enough?
Znet Article, July, 08 2009
Anthony Dimaggio
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Michael Jackson's death set off an explosion of media attention. Reporters can't seem to get enough of the “King of Pop†as they reaffirm our media's morbid obsession with celebrity death and tragedy. Journalists update often unwilling audienc...
