In the ‘Sphere, Pulitzer Win Not Necessarily a Good Thing April 19, 2006 By Edward B. Colby The Pulitzer Prizes handed out earlier this week have taken a somewhat predictable beating in the conservative blogosphere.
This Week, Round 3,804 Goes to Time April 18, 2006 By Edward B. Colby Time edges out Newsweek on Donald Rumsfeld’s future, a movie star’s mullet and a mob boss’s capture.
Post Profiles Angry Blogger, Who Then Goes Forth and Multiplies April 17, 2006 By Edward B. Colby The paper profiles an outraged liberal blogger, and online scribes of all political stripes take it personally.
Women Like Sex! Jobs Are Hard Work! Menopause Is No Fun! April 14, 2006 By Edward B. Colby CNN brings us the shocking news that women like sex, they like love and — brace yourself — they want intimacy.
Los Angeles Times Uncovers a Major Security Breach April 13, 2006 By Edward B. Colby A reporter uncovers a shocking threat to U.S. military security: A market in Afghanistan for computer drives containing classified information.
Wash. Times Conjurs a Silent Majority on Immigration April 11, 2006 By Edward B. Colby In a piece about Monday’s nationwide protests by immigrants demanding legal status and citizenship, the Washington Times provides weak support for some “strong” assertions.
Little Guys Score a Big Scoop April 7, 2006 By Edward B. Colby The New York Sun and National Journal got a huge scoop Thursday about the Libby case — and the big boys got egg on their faces.
Post Adds a Million Immigrants With Single Mouse Click April 6, 2006 By Edward B. Colby The numbers being put out there concerning the amount of illegal immigrants in the United States still aren’t adding up.
Dobbs Pins Down Illegal Immigrants, Give or Take 9 Million March 31, 2006 By Edward B. Colby Lou Dobbs takes a tough look at the immigration debate — and plays loose with the numbers.
One Good Plug Deserves Another … and Another, and Another March 29, 2006 By Edward B. Colby The tale of one Fox affiliate’s news broadcast and its obsession with the network’s hit show 24.
