Joe Scarborough’s tweet last week slamming Keith Olbermann has gained some attention, including from their boss: Griffin sent a memo, obtained by the Huffington Post, to network talent and executive producers clamping down on infighting within the network. “We have many strong personalities with differing, passionate opinions, but it is important to remember that we […]
Can you guess who one of them isn’t? I’ll give you a hint. Their name starts with FOX and ends with News. I guess the pre-recorded O’Reilly and Hannity are much more important than the millions of lives torn apart by the earthquake.
Chris Matthews proved again tonight that he in no way should have the job he does. First off he gets into with Alan Grayson, who is supporting the plan for the House to pass the Senate bill and then “patch” it through reconciliation. Matthews accuses Grayson of not being from the “real world” and instead […]
It’s my understanding the Buzz Killington was unavailable.
The rumors were true and the New York Times today made it official: The New York Times announced Wednesday that it intended to charge frequent readers for access to its Web site, a step being debated across the industry that nearly every major newspaper has so far feared to take. Starting in early 2011, visitors […]
Last night Keith had one of his comments about Scott Brown, in which Keith called brown out on some of his reckless and hate filled comments and support of said comments: Following that Joe Scarborough took to Twitter to slam Olbermann: I got a feeling the powers to be at MSNBC won’t like the anchor […]
Not to be surprised, but the media has once again failed to provide the true story. This time their victim is in the history of Haiti. Kris Broughton of Brown Man Thinking Hard has written an excellent blog post giving the true history of Haiti. And is you would like the audio version, check out […]
Yesterday news came out that the New York Times is ready to announce a new “pay for content” model for their website. There has been a lot of talk lately of news organizations moving to this system, and with one of the leading newspapers making taking the plunge it will only be a matter of […]
It takes a nation being in rubble, millions suffering and tens of thousands dead, but we finally get a Sunday talking heads line up absent John McCain and Joe Lieberman this week. The show to watch will be This Week when Jake Tapper talks to former presidents Bush and Clinton about their Haitian relief fund.