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By Rob-33704 - Sep 8th, 2008 at 3:47 pm EDT

Assuras, Thalia: Journalist. ABC News correspondent/anchor of "World News Now" Berger, Nadine: Journalist. CBS News Kent, Peter : Journalist. Newman, Kevin: Journalist. ABC News correspondent/anchor of "Good Morning America Sunday" Roberts, John (J.D.): Journalist. VJ turned weekend anchor for the CBS Evening News Soles, Linden: Journalist. anchor on CNNAssuras, Thalia: Journalist. ABC News correspondent/anchor of "World News Now" Berger, Nadine: Journalist. CBS News Kent, Peter : Journalist. Newman, Kevin: Journalist. ABC News correspondent/anchor of "Good Morning America Sunday" Roberts, John (J.D.): Journalist. VJ turned weekend anchor for the CBS Evening News Soles, Linden: Journalist. anchor on CNN

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tonight on "60 minutes"

By annie b (mcliberal) - May 4th, 2008 at 9:13 am EDT

Also listed in: Democrats Who Can Spell

(CBS) Sunday, May 4, 2008
EXONERATED - The Dallas County District Attorney’s office and the Innocence Project of Texas have joined forces to re-examine cases and have freed several inmates so far, including James Woodard, who spent 27 years in jail. Scott Pelley reports. Tom Anderson and Jenny Dubin are the producers.

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO PAT TILLMAN? - In her first television interview, Mary Tillman talks to Katie Couric about her son, Pat, a former NFL star turned Army Ranger, and her frustration over the way the government handled information about his death by friendly fire. Kyra Darnton is the producer.

DR. FARMER’S REMEDY - Dr. Paul Farmer dedicates his life and career to delivering medical treatment in Third World countries, saving countless lives in places like Haiti and Rwanda. Byron Pitts reports. Catherine Olian is the producer.

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congrats, wapo! the times must be pissed!!

By annie b (mcliberal) - Apr 8th, 2008 at 5:40 am EDT

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the washington post has won a record six pulitzer prizes!! wow! sadly, the ny times only took two. hee! the grey lady must be really grey this morning! howard kurtz reports:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/04/07/AR2008040701359.html?hpid=moreheadlines

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Send this to Fox News Viewers

By Angel - Mar 31st, 2008 at 5:02 am EDT

Also listed in: America v. Coulter | Democratic Talk Radio | Old School Liberals | Robert Kennedy Democrats | Stephen Colbert Democrats

This is just more blatant proof that Fox is nothing more THAN CHEAP GUTTER PLASTIC JOURNALISM.

Thank goodness I can vent my frustration here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whYi8sCF5Pg

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Beltway Derangement Syndrome

By Joseph Hughes - Apr 25th, 2007 at 10:29 am EDT

One of the biggest - and yet largely undiscussed - problems facing progressive activism (blogging in particular) is burnout. Every so often, the blogosphere loses one of its brightest lights to the grind, either temporarily or, worse, permanently. Delivering fresh content, day after day, is, even for the best, a difficult proposition. Balancing a blog with one's personal life and, more often than not, day job is an even more difficult task. Toss in the daily frustration one typically feels with the administration or the spectacularly slow grind of progress and the joys of trying to make a difference can become hardships. This is less a complaint than a reality. Also, let's not forget that a healthy dose of perspective is always important. That said, I've finally put my finger on one of the most persistent causes of my periodic burnout - and maybe yours, too: Beltway Derangement Syndrome. Read More »

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We, the mob

By Joseph Hughes - Dec 28th, 2006 at 2:58 pm EST

In a widely-circulated and much-discussed Wall Street Journal editorial, Joseph Rago, the paper's assistant editorial features editor, takes a swipe at the blogosphere. He accuses blogs - "the blog mob" - of being poor in quality, "pretty awful" and "downright appalling." Further, our stories lack nuance and irony, our arguments are self-absorbed and our definition of discourse means insulting our ideological adversaries. His most developed point, and the one echoed by a thousand Joseph Ragos in a thousand old media outlets, is that blogs - specifically political blogs - pose a threat to the "traditional" Fourth Estate. While I have my own thoughts on this argument, one that Chris Bowers has already thoroughly fisked, I would rather spend these precious column inches discussing the point behind the point, the feelings of resentment far more dangerous than those of an ink-stained wretch shouting for we punk bloggers to get off of his lawn. Read More »

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