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• Well, That’s One Way To Hide The Decline

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  At Hot Air , Ed Morrissey explores “Weird Science”, as he spots East Anglia CRU throwing out their raw data : When would scientists expecting the world to take them seriously throw out the raw data on which their conclusions are based?  Probably at the same time that they e-mail each other to launch ...
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• The Brief Reign Of Acid Rain: The Original “Hide The Decline”

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  On Wednesday, Hugh Hewitt posited to Mark Steyn : Mark, I want to close by going up to 30,000 feet, beginning with Rathergate and the attempt to steal the 2004 presidential election with fake documents, through this one. Again and again, we find the left shading, falsifying, simply inventing narratives that they ...
  2 days ago

• A PJTV Thanksgiving

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  The gang from the home office gives thanks for the season: [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.] As Kathy Shaidle notes, “Nice comebacks to your asshat relative, esp. re: ‘America genocided the Indians, man’. Take notes.” And Tim Blair adds, ...
  3 days ago

• There Are Lots Of Ways To Fund Journalism

  
  Innovation Toronto — Authority: 436
  Image via Wikipedia As various folks in the news business (and outside of it) continue to fret about how it could be possible to ever fund the production of news, some are taking more positive looks at the space. Jay Rosen has listed out 18 different sources of subsidies for funding journalism (or ...
  1 week ago

• Spiro Versus The Nattering Nabobs

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  Michael Socolow, assistant professor in the department of communication and journalism at the University of Maine, grudgingly acknowledges the importance of Spiro Agnew in firing the first salvo in the American people versus, what was then, still very much a mass media: The attacks on the media perfectly ...
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• Breitbart Wades Into The Belly Of The Beast Of ACORN

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  In 2007, Bernadine Dohrn, Obama associate and former member of the Weather Underground terrorist group described living in America as being trapped in “the belly of the beast” : We who are, as we used to say, in the belly of the beast … It again means not that we are the only purveyor of violence in the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Great Moments In Liberal Nuance

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  The New York Observer sagely notes, “Drudge’s Henchman Hits Big Time With Book.” For their legacy brethren’s look back at the early days of Drudge himself, click here and savor the calm, objective, rational reportage. (Incidentally, speaking of bias, the New York Observer was where Al Gore launched ...
  2 weeks ago

• Well, Better Late Than Never

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  Harvard discovers the hyperlink: The Stalinist (sorry — couldn’t resist, Frank ) Vast Right Wing Conspiracy sets out to capture the high ground of cyberspace! Don Surber dubs it, “The Axis of Instapundit” : Oh no! A blogger at Harvard has discovered that blogs link to one another : At the moment I ...
  3 weeks ago

• Pulp Jurisdiction

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  Behold, the Pulp Engine ! Veteran blogger and former Vodkapundit partner-in-Stoli Will Collier writes: Pulp Engine is a brand-new site (is it a blog? I’m not sure) that some writer friends and I have been working on for a while now. It’s an online fiction magazine devoted to new stories written in the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Is Old Journalism Bettered by the New New Journalism – Let’s Take a Look

  
  San Francisco Citizen — Authority: 528
  I know what new journalism was back in the 1970’s but what do you call what we’re reading today? Is it new new journalism? As an example, why not check out this bit about Justin Hughes et ux , about a local “investor” and his nameless wife, from the San Francisco Chronicle . Go ahead, take a look . ...
  3 weeks ago

• The Pelosiville Horror

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  Just in time for Halloween, Mary Katharine Ham presents “Paranormal Legislative Activity!” [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.] Of course, the scariest part may be yet to come, if we can’t drive a stake into the heart of this bill: The Signing .
  4 weeks ago

• Can I Take ‘Em To The Bridge?

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  James Brown’s famous refrain will have to be put on hiatus for an extended period in San Fransisco , CNN notes: San Francisco’s Bay Bridge was shut down Tuesday and was expected to stay closed indefinitely after a piece of the bridge fell onto the roadway, the California Highway Patrol said. The piece of steel ...
  4 weeks ago

• Media Matters Breaks News From 1997!

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  In 2009, Media Matters has a video titled, “Rise Of The Conservative Media.” Let’s see: National Review began publishing in the mid-1950s. Rush Limbaugh’s talk radio show went national in the late 1980s. Fox News debuted in 1996. Drudge became nationally known in 1998 when he broke the embargoed ...
  4 weeks ago

• Go West, Young Podcast!

  
  Ed Driscoll — Authority: 150
  We load up the Sirius-XM-equipped covered wagons and head west for the latest edition of PJM Political : Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon interviews Fred Barnes on the future of traditional media, recorded in front of the retired Air Force One at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, CA. Minnesota’s Gov. Tim ...
  5 weeks ago

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