Jeff Poor
Author Articles
6/18/2007 4:03 PM ET
'World News Sunday' pushes victimization theme, using extreme scenario and leading Democrat to blame lenders.
6/14/2007 3:59 PM ET
Columbia Journalism Review doesn't believe News Corp.'s Murdoch would maintain the 'credibility' of Wall Street Journal.
6/14/2007 1:00 PM ET
CBS says it's 'a great idea' that Kellogg's reaches agreement with advocacy groups to end some cereals toward children.
6/13/2007 5:36 PM ET
Report states foreclosures up 90 percent, although source admits its own foreclosure data is susceptible to error.
6/13/2007 3:12 PM ET
But CBS report contradicts data showing baby boomers much better off now than 50 years ago.
6/12/2007 4:43 PM ET
Mother blames manufacturer and calls for regulation, but other reports mention warning signs and other contributing factors.
6/12/2007 2:56 PM ET
CNN's glowing film preview takes Michael Moore's stunts seriously.
6/11/2007 6:22 PM ET
NY Times Magazine devotes 21,000 words to warped economic perspective.
6/11/2007 5:56 PM ET
'American Morning' contradicts previous story on CEO compensation.
6/8/2007 3:47 PM ET
Report cites five Democratic congressmen and one left-wing think tank compared to one Republican congressman.
6/8/2007 3:44 PM ET
'World News' barely presents industry concerns about higher costs to consumers.
6/7/2007 5:53 PM ET
Report has no idea that environmentalists caused millions of tires to be dumped on ocean floor.
6/6/2007 4:26 PM ET
Story downplays advantages of limited-benefits insurance, relies on critics by 2:1.
6/5/2007 3:39 PM ET
NBC's Matt Lauer points to tourism numbers as a sign that Cuba is flourishing under Fidel Castro's regime.
6/4/2007 4:36 PM ET
Reporter uses Clinton allies and personal tragedies in one-sided report favoring universal care.
6/2/2007 5:09 AM ET
But 'World News' segment left out liberal leanings of both scientists, and the reporter.
6/1/2007 10:37 AM ET
CBS reporter cites lack of vaccine development but excludes industry rebuttal.
5/31/2007 4:39 PM ET
Post treats activist David Fenton, who once helped spread the Alar pesticide scare, with great care - unlike paper's treatment of conservative PR executive.
5/30/2007 4:16 PM ET
USA Today reports the decline, but networks are lagging behind.
