Jon Stewart, Journalist?
Edward R. Murrow, Walter Cronkite, Jon Stewart. In a 30-paragraph “news analysis,” the New York Times puts the Daily Show...
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2010′s Top Five Political Gaffes
2010 was a productive year for those of us who love to watch and hear political gaffes. CNN gives us the top five: h/T Political...
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Obama’s Principles, His Skepticism, His prag...
NOTE: This was done originally as a Guest Voice but I’m switching this to a more traditional post where I can give my take on a...
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Politics’ Worst Cliches
If you read a lot of political analysis and commentary in the mainstream media and online you can’t escape one fact: a lot of it...
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Hollywood & Pentagon: “Power Of Cellulo...
I have been a great admirer of Hollywood’s great war classics. Who can forget “All Quiet On The Western Front...
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Satire is Very Serious (Guest Voice)
Satire is Very Serious By Tina Dupuy People understand comedy like they understand electricity. They utilize it, enjoy it, know it...
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What Do You Want To See At TMV ?
While I’m not going to try and speak for all of TMV I can certainly make this post on my own behalf. What would you like to see...
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WikiLeaks: A War, But What Kind of War?: Liberatio...
It seems as though the operations of WikiLeaks have set almost every source of power on the attack against a new enemy. But according...
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Le Monde Names Julian Assange Man of the Year: Le ...
Time Magazine has chosen its 2010 Man of the Year: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. France’s Le Monde, a member of the five...
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Journalistic Malpractice
Glenn Greenwald has a must-read piece today about a journalistic scandal at Wired involving multiple undisclosed conflicts of interest...
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