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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Views of the News, June 24, 2009

Are the media covering all health-care reform options fairly? Is Obama "obsessed" with Fox News? And, ethical questions surround the New York Times' handling of the Taliban kidnapping of one of a Times reporter. Panelists: Mike McKean, Lee Wilkins, Rod Gelatt.

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This week's topic links

The Note, ABCNews.com: "Congressional Republicans Blast ABC; ABC Fires Back"

Republican National Committee's TV ad attacking ABC, White House healthcare plan



Julia A. Seymour, Business & Media Institute: "What We Would Ask: Questions about Obama's health care plan"

Media Matters for America: "GMA interview of Obama health care team ignores progressive concerns"

Felice Pace, Counterpunch blog: "Why NPR Refuses to Report on the Single Payer Movement...And What Should be Done About It"

C-Span (via YouTube): President Obama tells jokes at the Radio & TV Correspondents' Dinner



Brent Baker, Media Research Center: "Stephanoupoulos: Obama 'Obsessed' with FNC; NYT's Keller Denies Pro-Obama Bias"

Matthew Cole, New York Magazine: "The David Rohde Puzzle"

The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer: "After Reporters' Escape from Taliban, Media Weigh Ethical Questions"

Clay Waters, TimesWatch: "The Times Actually Kept a Secret. Who Knew?"

Bob Garfield, On the Media: "Anonymous Callers"

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Views of the News, June 17, 2009

Iran's post-election crackdown on media, and CNN's coverage of it ... should a journalism student who witnessed a murder be forced to turn over the material he gathered? ... and, does the Souter retirement clear the way for cameras in the Supreme Court? Panelists: Mike McKean, Lee Wilkins, Rod Gelatt.

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