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Networks Paint Bush Economy As Bleak No Matter What The Facts Really Say

8/17/2005 2:00 PM ET
Medias bad news bears deliver negative news 62 percent of the time despite economic expansion.

Commentary: The Media Say the Economy Is Horrible, So It Must Be True

8/17/2005 2:00 PM ET
But their coverage of the Bush economy reads like a collection of Democratic Party press releases, calling a strong economy everything from 'struggling' to 'volatile' or 'dicey.'

Social Securitys Retirement Date Long Passed

8/15/2005 2:00 PM ET
70th anniversary marked by media spin on reforming the system.

Pain at the Pump

8/12/2005 2:00 PM ET
Schizophrenic media offer full-service bias on the economy.

CBS Downplays Danger from Activist Health Commissioner

8/12/2005 2:00 PM ET
Regulatory suggestion to limit trans-fats in New York foods results in serving of poor journalism.

Jennings Death Inspires Anti-Smoking Crusade

8/11/2005 2:00 PM ET
NBC reports that thousands choose to stop smoking yet, they need regulation and government funding to help?

Morning Shows Fill Up With Hype on Gas Prices

8/11/2005 2:00 PM ET
Networks emphasize $3-per-gallon prices when average price is $2.37.

Times Relies on Food Police for Comment on Healthier Products

8/11/2005 2:00 PM ET
In mostly positive free-market story, anti-industry nutritionist Marion Nestle continues criticism of innovation.

Post Blames Free Market For Starvation In Niger

8/11/2005 2:00 PM ET
Timbergs rant bypasses poverty, drought, locusts and other causes to blame greedy capitalists.

CBS Delivers A Steady Diet Of One-Sided Coverage

8/10/2005 2:00 PM ET
Network skews lawsuit story toward government and virtually ignores defendant
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