NBC News sets good example for Medicare reporting People perspective leads to clear explanation of impact of proposed changes November 30, 2012 By Trudy Lieberman
Obama Campaign Shows Fundraising “Strength”? September 27, 2011 By Liz Cox Barrett Reuters, AP (and NYT) offer differing takes
HuffPost Goes Deep On Google September 27, 2011 By Greg Marx Too deep, in fact. Arianna, how about hiring an editor?
60 Minutes, Meet the AP September 27, 2011 By Erika Fry Scott Pelley’s paean to Ray Kelly’s anti-terrorism juggernaut ignores the wire’s good work
‘Congress’ Not to Blame for FEMA Feud September 26, 2011 By Greg Marx New York Times channels misplaced ‘pox-on-both-their-houses’ anger
Meet the Bay State’s Uninsured September 26, 2011 By Trudy Lieberman The national media pass on an important story
NYTimes Misleads on Pace of Flood Relief September 26, 2011 By Erika Fry FEMA’s disaster delays are structural, not Congressional
After the Google/Fox Debate, Five Annoyances September 23, 2011 By Erika Fry Dog poop jokes and that blasted chat chime at GOP debate suggest Google’s not that smart
Keeping an Eye on Patient Safety, Part IV September 23, 2011 By Trudy Lieberman Sac Bee catches nursing home lies
Passing Interference September 20, 2011 By Greg Marx As politicians find new ways to connect with voters, journalists need a fresh playbook
Conflict in Israel? September 14, 2011 By Max Blumenthal A problematic speaking deal at The New York Times
Deep Health Care Problems under Rick Perry’s Watch September 14, 2011 By Trudy Lieberman Deep in the heart of Texas
Rhetorical Differences September 13, 2011 By Greg Marx Drew Westen misses the constraints on Obama’s presidential oratory
