Ken Shepherd
Author Articles
7/31/2006 12:07 PM ET
Reporter Michelle Miller left out experts who disagree with pessimistic forecast and ignored strong economic recovery one year after Hurricane Katrina.
7/28/2006 2:56 PM ET
Reporter echoed Rep. Dennis Kucinich's rhetoric later in the interview.
7/27/2006 2:38 PM ET
Reporter presents kid-friendly food sites as 'Wild West' in need of regulation.
7/26/2006 1:56 PM ET
'Nightly News' anchor calls housing market a bubble but a real estate economist featured in the story forecasted cooling beginning the year.
7/25/2006 1:19 PM ET
But Sen. Dorgan opposes fair competition from foreign ethanol that could lower U.S. gas prices.
7/24/2006 7:28 PM ET
Lundberg Survey is three cents higher than AAA but below September high and inflation-adjusted record.
7/24/2006 3:20 PM ET
Grunwald dismisses Kyoto treaty as too 'modest,' calls for Americans to sacrifice standard of living to cut greenhouse gases.
7/21/2006 4:29 PM ET
'World News Tonight' story left out perspective of cattle ranchers.
7/20/2006 4:21 PM ET
Both papers downplayed nationwide union-led efforts to tax large and small businesses more.
7/19/2006 5:56 PM ET
Justice Strategies director once attacked the 'vengeful penal philosophy' of U.S. prisons.
7/19/2006 1:28 PM ET
Washington Post reporter complains about supermarkets, citing a critic who thinks Americans spend too little and eat too much.
7/18/2006 4:38 PM ET
Reporter Freudenheim downplays taxpayer pain in paying for the nearly $700-billion program.
7/17/2006 2:23 PM ET
Reporter Blackstone excludes scientists who are skeptical of new study forecasting doom for Napa Valley.
7/17/2006 1:51 PM ET
Survey commissioned by the paper found more positive views of economy when respondents saw stories on job creation.
7/14/2006 3:40 PM ET
Reporters finally give geopolitical factors strong place influencing price; but adjusted for inflation, oil is still $10 below 1981 peak.
7/13/2006 3:02 PM ET
Reporter omitted the fact that activist group WakeUpWalMart.com was the source of a NY Times article publicizing the retailer's softened stance on shoplifting.
7/12/2006 4:38 PM ET
Both networks leave out heavy cost of research or that 30 percent of marketed pharmaceuticals are money-losers.
7/11/2006 4:37 PM ET
Network's reporters ignore analysis that shows prices are reasonable when adjusted for inflation, personal income.
7/11/2006 4:35 PM ET
Reporter Stark leaves out that many 20-somethings are planning for retirement.
7/10/2006 3:33 PM ET
But the article itself shows blue-collar workers like nurses, carpenters among those benefiting from strong economy.
