Business and Media Institute
Often, government programs that fit a liberal agenda get the more benign label of “federal funding.” Journalists call attention to spending that…
Often, government programs that fit a liberal agenda get the more benign label of “federal funding.” Journalists call attention to spending that…
CNN’s Jim Bittermann interviews an aspiring French bureaucrat in a café about his fight against a law making it easier to fire lazy workers.
ABC’s George Will reminds This Week panelists that in the 70s, the media warned of a coming Ice Age.
There’s no need for balanced coverage when there is no other side. Or so says ABC’s Terry Moran, declaring the debate over global warming over.
NBC’s Lester Holt acknowledges his network plays up gas price increases but loses interest when prices fall.
Best job market since 2001 goes unnoticed as major media still not convinced that 4 ½-year economic expansion is for real.
While Paris riots over labor law changes, Fox’s Amy Kellogg reports on why the European economy lags well behind the U.S.
‘In the Money’ co-host admits the media ‘fanned the flames’ of the bird flu scare, although so far to little effect.
Now that the Dubai ports deal has been sidelined, some in the media are beginning to wake up and smell the protectionism.
Economists agree with the Bush administration that say we can kiss hefty chunks of investment bye-bye after the Dubai debacle.
Dr. Irwin Redlener worries about the uninsured in the event of a bird flu pandemic.