Posts Tagged ‘ Media ’

From Media Matters by way of MSNBC.
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For all of us who have sorely missed the presence of Claudio Gallegos in the OC blogosphere… He’s back! After a one year sabattical from the blogosphere, I am happy to announce my return and the premiere of a new blog, SUNNY D! After much thought and reflection, I decided to strike it out on my...
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Last week I wrote that the Obama campaign should serve as a master class in winning elections for Democrats, but, unfortunately, not enough California Democrats are playing attention to the Obama campaign’s most important lessons. We've dealt with the first two lessons -- (1) Blame Republicans and Present a Democratic Solution, and (2) Use...
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By Michael D. Fox/The Moving Target Contributing Writer The Obama campaign should serve as a master class in winning elections for Democrats.  Unfortunately, not enough California Democrats are playing attention to the Obama campaign’s most important lessons. As the effects of the state’s budget crisis and the nation’s economic meltdown hit more and more California voters, the Democratic...
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source: Bill Moyers Journal, PBS Do talk show hosts and political pundits bear any responsibility for the state of American politics? Should hate speech be banned? In case you missed Bill Moyers on Friday night, you can watch the program’s stories about political hate speech and whether political reporters are doing a good job of questioning...
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The right-wingers commenting on this and other OC blogs (Jubal & d’Anconia to name two) have been crying about the “leftosphere” attacks on the McPalin ticket. One example Jubal (a.k.a. Matt Cunningham Editor of Red County/OC blog) had this to say about Bill Spaulding’s recent post about the Mayor of Hooterville. Gracias, Bill. Every time someone...
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After Frank Mickadeit’s hit piece on Larry Agran today, this news doesn’t surprise me. Editor & Publisher reports: NEW YORK The Orange County Register is studying a change to tabloid format after an internal task force review of money-saving options proposed the move along with several other changes. Terry Horne, president and publisher of the Santa Ana,...
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