Business Articles

Post Practices Boo-Hoo Economics

12/8/2005 3:00 PM ET
Reporter Decries Cost of Tax Cuts with Flawed Study and Bad Economics

CNNs Andy Serwer 180

12/8/2005 3:00 PM ET
Reporters housing bubble lasts two minutes on American Morning.

More Hot Air: Executive Summary

12/7/2005 11:08 PM ET
Networks Link Global Warming to Increase in Hurricanes

More Hot Air

12/7/2005 11:03 PM ET
Networks Link Global Warming to Increase in Hurricanes

SpongeBob SquarePants Is the Next Joe Camel?

12/7/2005 3:00 PM ET
CBS health reporter swallows obesity study without airing other side.

A Whale of a Tale

12/7/2005 3:00 PM ET
The media perpetuated outrageous economic myths throughout the year.

Econ 101: Has the Economy Been Good or Bad?

12/7/2005 3:00 PM ET
Despite media reports, the U.S. economy isnt on the naughty list this year and heres why

CNNs Dobbs Gives Hot Economy a Cold Shower

12/6/2005 3:00 PM ET
Business anchors appearance on CBS fraught with pessimistic myths.

Morning Shows Return to Pessimism on Economy

12/5/2005 3:00 PM ET
Presidents poll numbers, heating prices cited while Sawyer urges tax hike.

CNNs Serwer Huffs and Puffs about Bad News from Detroit

12/2/2005 3:00 PM ET
But business reporter turns around hours later to declare the economy just right.

NBC Ignores 13-Percent-Higher Economic Growth

12/1/2005 3:00 PM ET
Other networks give minimal attention to positive news, as downbeat forecasts are proven wrong.

Its Beginning to Look a Lot Likea Very Good Christmas

12/1/2005 3:00 PM ET
The medias pessimistic holiday shopping forecasts fail to register with reality.

Media Myths: The Housing Bubble Is Bursting

11/30/2005 10:49 PM ET
Media claims about a housing bubble are nothing new

CBS Blows Hurricane Season Death Toll Out of Proportion

11/30/2005 3:00 PM ET
Acosta portrays 2005 as deadliest year, ignoring 8,000 killed in Galveston storm.

TV Academy Honors Dobbs, Ignores His Slant on News

11/30/2005 3:00 PM ET
Lifetime achievement award honors journalistic work, but skips trend toward advocacy.

Bubble, Bubble, Its the Media in Trouble

11/30/2005 3:00 PM ET
Journalists have been forecasting a housing bust for years. When should we start to take them seriously?

CNN Unloads Double Portion of Bias

11/28/2005 3:00 PM ET
In the Money segment features uncritical plug of Supersize Me star

CBS Reporter Misrepresents Pump Prices

11/28/2005 3:00 PM ET
According to Chen, at $2.15 gas price is just averaging under $3/gallon

As GM Goes, So Go the Media

11/23/2005 3:00 PM ET
Covering layoffs and pension woes, journalists overlook unions colossal harm to the auto industry.

As GM Goes, So Go the Media

11/23/2005 3:00 PM ET

A Load of Red Bull

11/23/2005 3:00 PM ET
New York Times hits energy drink makers as profiting from addiction.

CNN Presents One-Sided Study as Fact

11/22/2005 3:00 PM ET
No balance presented in Lou Dobbs Tonight story about 'War on the Middle Class'

Liberals Learn to Laugh at Climate Change, too

11/21/2005 3:00 PM ET
Bill Maher, Larry David, and other celebrities wed alarmism with laughs to push agenda.

Business Week Highlights 50 Most Generous Philanthropists

11/20/2005 3:00 PM ET
But broadcast media often underreport the $30 billion from the top corporate givers.

ABCs Bill Weir Feels Guilty about Driving SUV

11/18/2005 3:00 PM ET
Good Morning America plugs TBS special but doesnt air any critics.

$4B Tax a Hill of Beans to CNNs Serwer

11/18/2005 3:00 PM ET
Business reporter also sees spending cuts though spending is still growing.

Pilgrims and Ingrates

11/18/2005 3:00 PM ET

Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price

11/18/2005 3:00 PM ET
New film takes criticism of the retail chain to extreme lengths.