Media

Big Money, Bad Media, Secret Agendas: Welcome to America’s Wildest School Board Race

Big Money, Bad Media, Secret Agendas: Welcome to America’s Wildest School Board Race Big Money, Bad Media, Secret Agendas: Welcome to America’s Wildest School Board Race

Denver's contest for local school board seats has already cost $600,000, as big-money backers of school privatization, charters and “choice” try to buy control of educa...

Oct 21, 2011 / John Nichols

Relatively Speaking Relatively Speaking

Eric on how The New Republic's back of the book comes close to redeeming the magazine from the front.

Oct 21, 2011 / Eric Alterman

Let Them Eat Bill Keller Let Them Eat Bill Keller

Funny, he doesn’t look like Marie Antoinette. But former New York Times Executive Editor Keller displays the arrogance of disoriented royal privilege.

Oct 20, 2011 / Robert Scheer

Major News Corp Shareholders Vote to Replace Directors Major News Corp Shareholders Vote to Replace Directors

Will widespread shareholder discontent put a chink in Rupert Murdoch's armor?

Oct 18, 2011 / D.D. Guttenplan

The Weekly Standard, National Review and the ’53 Percent’ Meet Occupy Wall Street

The Weekly Standard, National Review and the ’53 Percent’ Meet Occupy Wall Street The Weekly Standard, National Review and the ’53 Percent’ Meet Occupy Wall Street

Conservative pundits are misrepresenting everything about the Occupy Wall Street, from their views to their legal right to be in Zuccotti Park. 

Oct 14, 2011 / Ben Adler

Time (Money, and the Media) Is on Wall Street’s Side, Yes It Is Time (Money, and the Media) Is on Wall Street’s Side, Yes It Is

Eric on story collections and film fest picks and Reed on Wall Street's media advantage. 

Oct 13, 2011 / Eric Alterman

The Cyber Arms Race Has Begun

The Cyber Arms Race Has Begun The Cyber Arms Race Has Begun

Governments are ramping up investment in cyberweaponry as well as cybersecurity, opening a dark new frontier.

Oct 12, 2011 / Feature / Misha Glenny

Cyberactivism From Egypt to Occupy Wall Street

Cyberactivism From Egypt to Occupy Wall Street Cyberactivism From Egypt to Occupy Wall Street

The battle for the Internet has politicized prankster cybercollectives like Anonymous--and now authorities are cracking down.

Oct 12, 2011 / Feature / Laurie Penny

Mr. Friedman, Meet Mr. Obama

Mr. Friedman, Meet Mr. Obama Mr. Friedman, Meet Mr. Obama

The New York Times columnist faults President Obama for failing to do… exactly what he did.

Oct 12, 2011 / Column / Eric Alterman

99 and a Half Just Won’t Do… 99 and a Half Just Won’t Do…

 Alterman pitches big-ticket holiday items and reads the mail, Reed covers the coverage on Occupy Wall Street. 

Oct 7, 2011 / Eric Alterman

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