Monthly Archives: April 2012

Do Colo. pundits favor GOP over Dems?

Posted on April 25, 2012 by John Andrews

Major print and broadcast outlets in Colorado allegedly feature a lot more commentators who tout the Republican party (me included) than those who tout the Democratic party.  So says local media critic Jason Salzman of BigMedia.com in a recent Huffpo … Continue reading →

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Bias in eye of beholder?

Posted on April 15, 2012 by John Andrews

Everybody knows we tend to see what we’re looking for, play up the evidence that matches our expectations and discount the contrary evidence.  So does that trope color conservatives’ (or liberals’) perception of media bias?  Curtis Hubbard, Denver Post editorial … Continue reading →

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Man bites dog, AP calls out the left

Posted on April 7, 2012 by John Andrews

Kudos to Ivan Moreno, Denver based reporter for Associated Press, on correctly identifying the Colorado Fiscal Policy Institute as “left-leaning” in his story on this year’s state aid to schools and the endless demand of teacher unions & liberals for … Continue reading →

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Inflaming, not informing; rooting, not reporting

Posted on April 6, 2012 by John Andrews

Mike Rosen calls out media’s malpractice on Florida shooting with doctored audio, dishonest photos, and all-around “hoodie journalism.” http://www.denverpost.com/opinion/ci_20327311/hoodie-journalism

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