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• What Will It Take for Caltrans to Decide to “Fix-It-First?”

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 174
  Yesterdat, AASHTO, which is basically the highway builders lobby, released their own report on the state of our highways. According to National Public Radio, California didnt fare too well. California is known for its car culture. But it turns out those wheels are rolling over some of the worst roads in the nation. A ...
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• NPR: The Internet is at Fault for Fort Hood Assassin

  
  American Conservative Daily — Authority: 502
  National Public Radio (NPR) has a bit of foolishness penned by Daniel Schorr that really shows how useless NPR really is. In an pristine example of Schorr’s great intellect, he’s decided that the Internet is responsible for Nidal Hasan’s murderous rampage at Fort Hood earlier in the month. Folks, this is the ...
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• Eating Well with Cookie Monster — A Thanksgiving Treasury

  
  The Scholarly Kitchen — Authority: 557
  Share your Thanksgiving with Cookie Monster, and learn to eat from the best. Then, enjoy a more cerebral approach to the legendary monster through an NPR interview.
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• C Street “Family” behind Uganda’s death penalty for gays?

  
  Inside, Looking Out — Authority: 123
  Interviewed on NPR’s Fresh Air, Jeff Sharlet, author of The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power , discussed the connection between the Family and Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act , which prescribes the death penalty for acts of “aggravated homosexuality.” Mr. SHARLET: Well, the ...
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• OTM, 11/20: Overzealous, childish accusation!

  
  Radio Sweethearts — Authority: 117
  Bob isn’t off this week; he’s just hunkered in a bunker. Brooke sunk her feelings into a clunker of an opening to this week’s episode. Sort of like how I just did, back there. Anyway, I don’t know what’s up with Bob being away from his regular microphone – and I know that coupling a decent microphone ...
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• JIMMIE JOHNSON --- BY THE NUMBERS

  
  Steve Parker, Motoring Journalist — Authority: 117
  Sunday was a big day for record-making and –breaking in NASCAR. Jimmie Johnson placed fifth in the race, but he’s Number One --- again --- in America’s favorite motorsport. Johnson has won his fourth straight NASCAR Sprint Cup title ---...
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• YouTube’s role in citizen journalism

  
  Socialmedia.biz — Authority: 559
  Olivia Ma on YouTube as a news channel from JD Lasica on Vimeo . D uring the recent annual conference of the Online News Association in San Francisco, I had a chance to sit down (literally on the floor) with Olivia Ma, news manager in YouTube’s News & Politics team. YouTube is in the news again this ...
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• Community News (V11-I48)

  
  Muslim Media Network — Authority: 480
  Zeba Khan, finalist in contest TOLEDO, OH– Zeba Khan, a Toledo native and social media consultant for nonprofits, has reached the final round of America’s Next Great Pundit contest, sponsored by the Washington Post. She is one of the ten finalists selected from a pool of 4800 entrants. According to an online ...
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  Doug Fine: Author, Journalist, Adventurer, Goat-Herder — Authority: 100
  
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• George Humphrey: For all of my liberal friends who still listen to NPR: Wake Up! This is the Matrix

  
  tobefree — Authority: 434
  “ For all of my liberal friends who still listen to NPR: Wake Up!” “The other day, I was reading the New York Times , which is the number one publication. And I started  reading articles about Cap and Trade, or the vaccines, or whatever it was. And I just let myself read it without my own point of view, ...
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• Classify the genre dictionary under half-assed

  
  Radio Sweethearts — Authority: 117
  People like to classify things. Conservative, liberal, girl, boy, good, bad, etc. If I remember freshman sociology correctly, when something is not easily classified, people will create parameters with which to classify. This behavior is extremely common with music. There’s a listicle on Monitor Mix today by Lars ...
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• Sound Reporting

  
  Everyday Citizen — Authority: 512
  Ive stumbled on what has become a valuable resource for me as a citizen journalist, particularly for those times when Ill want to talk with someone directly in an interview. A recent book entitled, "Sound Reporting: The NPR Guide to Audio Journalism and Production" has a wealth of information, tips and ...
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• Main 9/11 suspects to be tried in New York court

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 725
  Washington, Nov 13 (DPA) The US Justice Department was to announce Friday that the main suspect in the Sep 11, 2001, attacks will be tried before a US civilian court, National Public Radio reported.The alleged mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, as well as four additional alleged accomplices, are currently being held ...
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• Audience and the media: a shaky marriage

  
  MediaFile — Authority: 604
  How can mainstream news organizations retain (or regain) their audience’s trust in skeptical world where almost anyone with an Internet connection can be a publisher? That’s the topic a panel of industry experts will address tonight at the Thomson Reuters heaquarters in Times Square. We’ll be live blogging the ...
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• Tolerating the Intolerable: Fort Hood Ambiguity

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  National Public Radio published a story on November 11th about observations on Major Nidal Hasan, the U.S. Army doctor accused in the shooting incident at Fort Hood last week, made by officials at both Walter Reed Medical Center and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. According to the NPR ...
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• Changing Our Habit of Judgment to the Practice of Compassion

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  A few days ago, I heard a wonderful interview on the National Public Radio program, "Speaking of Faith." The shows host, Krista Tippett, was talking with Karen Armstrong, a freelance theologian who is known for her passionate interest and scholarly expertise in the field of religion, as well as her down-to-earth way ...
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• Four in the morning

  
  gary scott — Authority: 430
  1. I guess we now know what Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy thinks of prior restraint. NYT 2. California Watch and KQEDs public radio program California Report have teamed up. CW 3. The LA Weekly has hired a new blogger. LAO 4. Its good to be a New Yorker: The magazine hasnt suffered the cuts of its ...
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• All Things Considered

  
  Newsroom Magazine — Authority: 129
  Being the best at doing anything does not come easily, or please everyone all the time. NPR has, and continues to be attacked for being too liberal and too conservative in its views. It is clearly both — something 20 million American listeners find enlightening.WashingtonAmerica’s Most Listened To Radio NewsSimply ...
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• Radiolab: Two Time’s the Charm

  
  The Woo Woo Teacup Journal — Authority: 128
  When I hear about an interesting resource online, I won’t always check it out right away. Too much to do, too little time tends to be the issue in my procrastination. I read about WNYC’s Radiolab , a National Public Radio program about science, on Seth Godin’s blog , thought it sounded like something I’d ...
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• NPR and iBiquity Join Forces to Boost HD Radio

  
  Radio 2020 — Authority: 122
  HD Radio is a terrific medium that has had trouble getting momentum. One of the issues holding back progress has been the FCC-regulated power limitations, and the attendant reports of poor reception. In a collaboration reminiscent of the “Super Hero Team-Ups” popular in comic books, NPR and iBiquity have joined ...
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