Drudge, Swine Flu, & Audience Envy
According to Michael Wolff, the Drudge Report is a long-gone bygone, little more than the "leftover" tatters of transitional late 1990s media.
According to Michael Wolff, the Drudge Report is a long-gone bygone, little more than the "leftover" tatters of transitional late 1990s media.
Talking Points Memo | Brian Beutler | Posted 05.18.2009 | Media
A senior enlisted U.S. Army soldier--Master Sergeant John Hatley--was convicted two days ago by a military jury in Germany of executing four handcuffe...
David Sirota | Posted 03.26.2009 | Media
You can create a pretty sizable audience in a cost-effective manner if your publication's perspective is what we can call The Rest of Us -- a perspective focusing on how public policy affects ordinary people.
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 03.21.2009 | Politics
You know, yesterday, as I read The New Republic's attempt to tell me that it was up to me and President Obama to save newspapers through a sustained c...
The New Republic | Posted 06.07.2008 | Politics
Nancy Pelosi believes in being direct. With the Democratic presidential contest running hot, in March a reporter with Boston TV station NECN asked the...
The New Republic | Gabriel Sherman | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
Last night, around dinnertime, The New York Times posted on its website a 3,000-word investigation detailing Senator John McCain's connections to a te...
Washington Post | Howard Kurtz | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
After nearly five months of mounting criticism, the New Republic yesterday disavowed reports about petty wartime cruelty in Iraq, saying the magazine ...
Radar | Charles Kaiser | Posted 03.28.2008 | Media
Hendrik (Rick) Hertzberg is one of the giants of the mainstream media. A two-time editor of the New Republic and an off and on contributor for nearly ...
Ashley Rindsberg | Posted 06.01.2009 | Media