LOS ANGELES -- There's a certain kind of anti-California prejudice that has
always chapped my rear: "home of the fruits and nuts," "Berserkeley," "San
Francisco Democrats." As though Alabama weren't a trifle strange and Utah
didn't have...
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30 March 2000
Nearly five years after its purchase of ABC, the Disney Company made
history in late March by subjecting a confused 6-year-old boy to a
preposterous "interview." For ABC News superstar Diane Sawyer, it was all
in a day's work. But former...
29 March 2000
"Judge Hiller assigns Lindsay the repugnant task of defending nun-killer
Michael Kingston. Lindsay discovers the police search that found the body
was unconstitutional, and against all her morals, moves that Kingston be
released. Helen...
28 March 2000
AUSTIN, Texas -- Those of you old enough to remember the Vietnam War will
recall the early years, when the majority of Americans couldn't find the
place on a map and practically nobody could tell the difference between the
Viet Cong and...
26 March 2000
Does America have a military-industrial-media complex?
Whether you consider the question in terms of psychology or economics, some grim answers are available from the National Association of Broadcasters, a powerful industry...
25 March 2000
The media summer of 2000 is now history. As leaves begin to fall,
let's consider a few key dynamics of the political season that has just passed.
Despite complaints about smarmy orchestration and chronic pandering, the...
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