Monthly Archives: December 2011

“Have the media failed America?” That was the question at an all-day conference in Colorado Christian University’s Beckman Center on December 2. Media experts gathered to discuss the changing face of news and journalism’s role in a free society. It … Continue reading →

“Lies, Damned Lies, and ‘Fact Checking,” Mark Hemingway’s cover story in the 12/19 Weekly Standard, catches AP, the Washington Post, and other MSM stalwarts redhanded in what he calls “the liberal media’s latest attempt to control the discourse.”   This … Continue reading →

The Business and Media Institute, a division of the Media Research Center (whose president and founder, Brent Bozell, addressed our News21 conference earlier this month), tallied up the mainstream media’s ten worst economic myths of 2011 in a piece by … Continue reading →

Is there a stem cell cure (adult, not embryonic) for MSM blindness on evidence that miracles aren’t forthcoming after all from purposely destroying new life? Sadly not.  Most of the dinosaur media only report the hype over stem cell hopes, … Continue reading →

I was nearly blown away, as they say, when I read today’s house editorial in The Denver Post.  “For Broncos’ Tim Tebow, every play is a Hail Mary,” said the headline, adding: “As networks flock to the polarizing QB, we … Continue reading →