Ken Shepherd
Author Articles
6/2/2006 1:00 PM ET
Gibson continues media focus on declining Big Three automakers, despite other companies new factories.
6/1/2006 1:00 PM ET
Entertainment Weekly, Time praise the environmentalist laptop-wielding ninja
6/1/2006 1:00 PM ET
Other networks ignore story, continuing pattern of media apathy on South Americas socialist oil giant.
5/31/2006 1:00 PM ET
Dobbs reporter takes Treasury secretary nomination as chance to rehash attacks on Bush economy, ignore strong economic growth.
5/30/2006 1:00 PM ET
Rival paper Washington Times, meanwhile, presents views on both sides of vigorous debate on warming and hurricane strength.
5/25/2006 1:00 PM ET
Reporter Peters downplays strong GDP revision and hunts for signs of slowdown.
5/24/2006 1:00 PM ET
Only CBS reported $400M Fannie Mae fine, while Clinton administration connections of top corporate officers were omitted.
5/24/2006 1:00 PM ET
Anchor bemoans results but weeks earlier called for higher gas prices with gas tax hikes.
5/23/2006 1:00 PM ET
Reporter left out detractors of global warming link, misrepresented another scientists views.
5/23/2006 1:00 PM ET
CNNs Andy Serwer dismisses study, saying it boggles the mind
5/22/2006 1:00 PM ET
Magazine leaves out strong economy, Bernankes forecast of soft landing in housing.
5/19/2006 1:00 PM ET
The same media outlets covered the anti-business push to investigate and punish price gouging.
5/18/2006 1:00 PM ET
Anchor blames free trade for foreign dominance, but doesnt point to the job creation that results.
5/17/2006 1:00 PM ET
NBC and USA Today report best market in four years for college graduates.
5/15/2006 1:00 PM ET
News comes days after alarmist ABC movie capitalized on fears of a global pandemic.
5/12/2006 1:00 PM ET
Network reporters leave out liberal tag, history of anti-industry advocacy.
5/12/2006 1:00 PM ET
Networks Dan Harris goes against media conventional wisdom again with report on governments tax bite at the pump.
5/11/2006 1:00 PM ET
But government tax collectors know far more about you than the NSA learned from phone companies.
5/10/2006 1:00 PM ET
But two months earlier ABCs Avila featured a doctor who warned of a 50 percent death rate from virus.
