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...glaring Dean with a scare headline: “Doubts About Dean: Behind the Democrats’ Battle to Stop Him.” The story’s opening showed little promise to deliver much substance on that theme—but it revealed plenty about the media??s desire to bring down the outsider from Vermont who had dared breach the establishment’s walls. “The murmurs of doubt are faint, barely audible above the background hum of the Internet cosmos, but they are worth listening to,” the article...
...serious injury.” But while the performance was clearly in poor taste, it certainly does not merit such a serious outcry—and certainly not such a strong response from the FCC. At a moment when there are serious concerns regarding America’s media??such as the ever-troubling problem of deregulation and increasing conglomeration—a fading diva’s bad attempt to generate publicity should not be the FCC’s primary concern...
...audience member questioned Auletta about the media??s coverage of former Vermont governor Howard Dean. Critics have blamed the press for the recent political collapse of the former front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination...
...White House, through the skillful planning of political mastermind Karl Rove, has also learned to exploit the news media??s reliance on dramatic spectacle for its own special interests. Bush’s covert Thanksgiving Day stopover at the Baghdad airport for two and a half hours was a particularly fitting example. Encircled by soldiers, the president smiled widely for the cameras, carrying a huge platter with a giant golden-brown turkey, lavish trimmings and bunches of grapes. The image was plastered on practically every online site, television broadcast and newspaper front page, helping to amplify optimism about...
Lynn Sweet, the Sun-Times Bureau Chief, sees her fellowship as a “once in a lifetime opportunity” to reflect on the role of her profession in the political process. Her study group will follow the 2004 presidential campaign from the media??s perspective, to help students “connect the dots” as the nominating process and election unfold...