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Commentary Solomon: War On Terrorism: Winking At Nuclear Terror

Commentary, June, 05 2002 Norman Solomon
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Two countries -- each with dozens of atomic bombs -- are threatening to make war on each other. Large numbers of troops have mobilized. Deadly cross-border clashes are intense. And people in charge of both governments have become more bellicose by...

Zmag Article Solomon: MediaBeat

Zmag Article, June, 01 2002 Norman Solomon
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the faithful a September 11 photo taken as President Bush spoke on a phone aboard Air Force One. At the Democratic National Committee, rainmaker- in-chief Terry McAuliffe called the move “grotesque” ...

Commentary Herman: Media Protect Bush On 9/11 Security Failure

Commentary, May, 31 2002 Edward Herman
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The successful terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, represented a spectacular failure of the U.S. national security establishment. But from the very beginning there was very little media interest in examining that failure, although the attack i...

Commentary Albert: What Did Bush Know, When?

Commentary, May, 24 2002 Michael Albert
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The above question screams from mainstream newspapers. It froths from liberals' lips. What troubles me more, however, is that some leftists also find it important.

Znet Article Solomon: Counteracting the Media Evildoers

Znet Article, May, 23 2002 Norman Solomon
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To: George, Dick and John Re: Counteracting the Media Evildoers Damage control efforts are on track after those rough days in mid-May. First, let's note a silver lining. John's move to prosecute Arthur Andersen pushed Enron off a lot of front p...

Commentary Landau: World News In Shotgun Pellets From The Media

Commentary, May, 19 2002 Saul Landau
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Did the extra cup of coffee or the TV news cause my anxiety? Or should I attribute my uneasiness to the news headlines blaring over my car radio as I brake to a stop on a ten lane Los Angeles freeway? The media will report on any "news" that might...

Commentary Albert: Common Courage Needs Help

Commentary, May, 03 2002 Michael Albert
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Common Courage Press

Zmag Article Herman: Media and new humanitarian normalization of victor's justice

Zmag Article, May, 01 2002 Edward Herman
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Media and new humanitarian normalization of victor's justice

Znet Article Pilger: Venezuela and Censorship

Znet Article, May, 01 2002 John Pilger
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Commentary Solomon: Media And The Hazards Of Political Faith

Commentary, April, 30 2002 Norman Solomon
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Weeks before the 20th century ended, the pundit Michael Kinsley was uncommonly direct in a Time essay that defended the virtues of the World Trade Organization with these closing words: "But really, the WTO is OK. Do the math. Or take it on faith....

Commentary Solomon: Alice's New Adventures In Medialand

Commentary, April, 24 2002 Norman Solomon
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Alice climbed out of the news hole. She seemed badly shaken. "I thought Wonderland was curious indeed," she said, "but Medialand is even more peculiar."

Commentary Solomon: American Journalism: A Class Act

Commentary, April, 18 2002 Norman Solomon
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Like most people, American journalists are apt to look at the very rich with awe. Names like Bill Gates, George Soros and Warren Buffett have the ring of modern-day royalty -- high above the rest of us, and maybe even vaguely immortal.

Commentary Schechter: What's A Journalist To Do When The Political Gets Personal?

Commentary, April, 17 2002 Danny Schechter
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When you write about the world, or report on what's happening "over there," the issues can seem far away enough to permit disengagement. The distance encourages detachment and objectification.

Commentary Randall: Gift or loan?ÑBushese

Commentary, April, 15 2002 Margaret Randall
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I watch West Wing whenever I can. I confess to loving the program, to wishing President Bartlett was in the White House rather than George W. Bush, and that those with executive power in our country today possessed a fragment of the humanity, beli...

Znet Article Herman: Susan Douglas, And The Nation, On Pacifica

Znet Article, April, 15 2002 Edward Herman
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The Nation magazine has had a serious conflict of interest in reporting on the Pacifica struggle. During the reign of the old Pacifica management, the magazine had its own program on Pacifica's Los Angeles station KPFK, with the program run by Con...

Commentary Edwards: Arms, Climate Change, And The Grand Media Deception

Commentary, April, 06 2002 David Edwards
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In a recent Guardian article, Julian Borger reports a massive 11% increase in U.S. defence spending. It is estimated that by 2007 defence spending will be 20% higher than average cold war levels. While September 11 is cited as justification, the i...

Zmag Article Herman: The Milosevic Trial, Part 1

Zmag Article, April, 01 2002 Edward Herman
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The Milosevic Trial, Part 1

Commentary Arnove: Convenient And Not So Convenient Massacres

Commentary, March, 30 2002 Anthony Arnove
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A frequent justification for toppling Saddam Hussein has been that he used chemical weapons on "his own people". A look at the US response at the time of the Halabja Massacre shows the US concern for the Kurdish to be an utter lie.

Commentary Peters: Using MLK to Keep You in Your Place

Commentary, March, 27 2002 Cynthia Peters
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There are all sorts of rationalizations people will offer for not envisioning a better future. "It's utopian," some will say. "You're dreaming. The best we can do is make small improvements on what we've got."

Commentary Solomon: Six Months Later, The Basic Tool Is Language

Commentary, March, 24 2002 Norman Solomon
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Cameras have recorded countless defining moments. And many months after Sept. 11, some nightmarish televised glimpses of that day's horrors still resonate deeply. Visual images are powerful. Yet there's no substitute for words that sum up what mig...

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