bias

Katie Allison Granju comments on a reporter from her hometown paper accusing a blogger of bias:

Ilissa Gold defends the Tennessean columnist’s position on the media blackout of the John Edwards babymama drama story:

TSU professor and official state poet Dr. Harriette Bias-Insignares is calling on men of all ages to alleviate the socioeconomic ills that are leaving so many young males, particularly African-Americans, on the outside looking in in American society. Dr.

And so does the Associated Press:

New at Newsbusters.org: Bad News Bias: A Tale of Three Economic Surveys

Survey question: If the media had the results of three independent surveys of corporate executives about the economy and two of them were more negative than the third, which one wouldn't get much cove

Michael Scherer now has the vocabulary to explain modern news cycles and the political response:

Read John Lott's brilliant piece, "Is There Really a Bias Against Women in Politics? History Suggests Otherwise."

Michael Silence reports on the go-along, get along neoconservative bias in the corporate press during the Iraq war:

Fortune and success in life rarely falls into our laps. Somewhere along the line, a price is paid.

A four-year stint at college. Long hours at work. A divorce because you’re never home. Failing health because you never leave your desk. Kids that grow up not really knowing you.