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Galeano: Black Humor
Znet Article, March, 14 2002
Eduardo Galeano
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Joke # 1 Adding lead to gasoline was a little trick invented in the U.S. Back in the nineteen twenties, leaded gasoline became the norm in America and in the rest of the world. By the time the United States government banned it in 1986, it was kil...
Schechter: The FCC And "We": A Media Sermon From Mount Dissector
Commentary, March, 09 2002
Danny Schechter
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And then unto China came POTUS (President of the United States, in the lingo of the Secret Service), a messenger from the Republic of Enron, to preach the gospel about the path to true freedom. Go ye, he urged, beyond Maoism. Beyond Marxism. And y...
Mokhiber: Wired for Business or Democracy?
Commentary, March, 06 2002
Russell Mokhiber
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While Internet stocks may have crashed, Internet optimists still abound.
Solomon: Pentagon's Silver Lining May Be Bigger Than Cloud
Commentary, March, 04 2002
Norman Solomon
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Pentagon's Silver Lining May Be Bigger Than Cloud
Solomon: American Journalism: A Class Act
Zmag Article, March, 01 2002
Norman Solomon
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American Journalism: A Class Act
Prashad: The Parochial Coverage of Enron
Commentary, February, 17 2002
Vijay Prashad
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Again, the US media has shown that it is just not up to the task of stal king the corruption of the global economy. Enron collapses and now the media tells us that it is all about Raptors and the connivance of Arthur Andersen (or isn't it now A...
Schechter: Where Is AIDS Among The A-List Topics?
Commentary, February, 15 2002
Danny Schechter
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Think about what happened the other day. Enron hearings opened to an Standing Room Only crowd on Capitol Hill. The sleaze was about to start gushing out and then, the TV picture shrinks and another story interrupts. Breaking News displaces Breakin...
Russell: Jury Duty
Commentary, February, 12 2002
Marta Russell
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No one really wanted to do jury duty except me.
Chomsky: The War In Afghanistan
Zmag Article, February, 01 2002
Noam Chomsky
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The War In Afghanistan
Solomon: A Communique From The Ghost Of Mark Twain
Commentary, January, 27 2002
Norman Solomon
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I see that I'm damn near legendary now; and since I died long ago, that's safe for all concerned.
Solomon: In The Media Mix, What Happens To Music?
Commentary, January, 18 2002
Norman Solomon
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The last pages of a calendar remind us that life is fleeting. All we have at any moment is the present, filtered with memory.
Albert: Democracy Is Coming To Pacifica
Commentary, January, 13 2002
Michael Albert
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PacificaÕs struggle is in a new phase, about to take a big leap forward. Countless activists have pursued diverse strategies and have resisted recriminations and have now finally overcome reactionary obstacles. A majority progressive interim board...
Schechter: Black Hawk -- and Truth -- Down
Znet Article, January, 08 2002
Danny Schechter
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I went to a war last night, and for two and half hour had my adrenaline pumped and my patriotic heart strings tugged by U.S. soldiers in battle, bravely tracking down and trying to capture the enemy. No it wasn't Osama, because the movie which fel...
Glick: ÒThe Least of TheseÓ
Commentary, January, 04 2002
Ted Glick
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Why do people become activists and organizers for positive social change? Even more importantly, why do they continue to live lives of activism even after they experience the difficulties of this line of work?
Edwards: Lethal Conceits
Commentary, December, 31 2001
David Edwards
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Truth is not always a casualty of war. In a recent Guardian article, Roy Greenslade reports the dramatic and, for the press, devastating collapse in advertising revenues following the terrorist atrocities of September 11:
Solomon: Bloomberg's Victory And The Triumph Of Business News
Commentary, December, 25 2001
Norman Solomon
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After billionaire Michael Bloomberg won the race to become New York's next mayor, the French news agency AFP noted that he "was among the first to see how the information age could serve investors in unprecedented -- and lucrative -- ways." Bloomb...
Starhawk: Passcode Redwood: Keeping Repression In Perspective
Commentary, December, 22 2001
Starhawk
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Every day when I check my email or look through the alternative newspapers or turn on the radio, I hear something that arouses my fear. A new bill threatening our civil liberties has been passed, or is being passed, here or abroad.
Solomon: Media War Without End
Zmag Article, December, 01 2001
Norman Solomon
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Media War Without End
Ali: No Room At The Inn For Mr Biswas
Commentary, November, 29 2001
Tariq Ali
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This is the story of why V.S. NaipaulÕs comic masterpiece, A House for Mr Biswas, which won him the Nobel Prize for Literature a few weeks ago, was turned down in 1998 by an over-hyped inert mediocrity named Michael Jackson who had just usurped th...
Schechter: After The Media Recount: Who Will Apologize To The People?
Commentary, November, 24 2001
Danny Schechter
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The long-awaited recount of the results of the 2000 presidential election, begun with so much hope and investigative enterprise by a consortium of leading U.S. media organizations, came and went with a whimper not a bang. Released on Sunday, Novem...


