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A Moldy Bowl of Chile

9/27/2006 11:02 AM ET
The Times panned a play about Salvador Allende, the first elected Marxist in the Western Hemisphere back in 1970, but not so much the "dignity and idealism" of Allende's politics.

NBC, CBS Downplay Good News about Economy

9/27/2006 10:17 AM ET
Consumer confidence, market performance news undercut by hurricane fears, corporate scandal sentences.

Times Quick To Promote George Allen 'Nigger' Charges

9/26/2006 5:23 PM ET
The Times was routinely slow on Clinton sex stories. But they were quick to find Democrats charging Sen. George Allen used the word "nigger" in the past - a very politically toxic matter - as fit ...

ABC Reheats Leftover Bias on Global Warming, Showcases Hansen

9/26/2006 4:46 PM ET
Global warming skeptics, critics of NASA's Hansen left out in the cold; Hansen's 'political inclinations' lean heavily left.

CBS Greeted Housing Value News with Slanted Story on Housing Bubble

9/26/2006 2:06 PM ET
Rival NBC's Anne Thompson, however, emphasized buyers' market, strong resale value on most homes.

CNBC 'Global Players' Special Stacked Deck in Favor of Environmental Regulation

9/26/2006 8:39 AM ET
Slanting the field 4-to-1, network hyped NASA scientist, dismissed Competitive Enterprise Institute critic.

Hugo Chavez, Latino Male Oprah?

9/25/2006 5:16 PM ET
The Times saw Chavez's plug for a Noam Chomsky book as a light front-page feature - he's apparently a Latino male Oprah. Chomsky was a "luminary."

Washington Post's Ahrens Worries About 'Super-Rich' Success

9/22/2006 4:30 PM ET
Reporter's story left out any rebuttal from conservative economists who say zero-sum economics doesn't work.

Wal-Mart's $4 Drug Plan: Good for Consumers, Bad for Nationalized Health Care Advocates

9/22/2006 3:46 PM ET
NY Times criticizes retailer's new offering on generic drugs, while ABC and NBC are positive; Wal-Mart critic Ron Pollack's liberal ideology ignored in CBS, Times reports.

Iranian Tyrant Ahmadinejad "Flowery, Almost Socratic" Rants

9/22/2006 1:46 PM ET
Reporter Helene Cooper also finds the anti-American ravings of Hugo Chavez "colorful."
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