[...] USA Today has taken down the photo of Sec. Rice I posted about earlier today. In its place is the original photo without the doctored eyes. [...]
Say Anything - North Dakota’s Most Popular P - 01:10pm on 10/26/2005
ICall:
I’m sorry, but did you have a point? Because if there is one buried beneath your 7th grade business class essay, I can’t find it.
Unless you’re claiming that “different editorial viewpoints” means evil socialist bias…
Don Myers - 03:10pm on 10/26/2005
Like I said I’ll try to keep it civil and ignore your childish insults - print media is a consumer product. Ownership and content are two different things. Companies target different consumer markets and provide different products. Some liberal, some conservative, some trade, some special interest. Whatever worldview anyone ascribes to, this is how business works.
ICallMasICM - 04:10am on 10/27/2005
[...] But after this I had you goin’ there for a minute, didn’t I? [...]
Say Anything - North Dakota’s Most Popular P - 11:10pm on 10/29/2005
Don Myers tries hard and fails, This very post is a good example of how morons (your word, not mine) define “media bias”—namely, anything that suggests in even the most tepid of terms that Our Glorious Divine Boy-King and His Christian Regime aren’t All-Knowing and Annointed by God.
What blog are you reading? It can’t be this one.
Frankly, only a moron believes that multibillion dollar media corporations are biased against corporate welfare and unregulated capitalism!
Corporate welfare and unregulated capitalism are at direct odds with each other. They can’t coexist. The definition of welfare cancels out “unregulated capitalism”.
Explain to me how a multi-billion dollar conglomerate, with ties to the Bush regime and the military, cannot control it’s employees enough to control editorial content.
Hmmm…explain to me how Clear Channel controls the editorial content of Air America. As far as I can see, Air America is fairly anti-business and as “liberal” as one can get.
Good luck Don. Now bring on the insults while you tell us how dumb we are and how smart you are.
likwidshoe - 09:10am on 10/30/2005
It’s all about marketing, supply and demand. The reason talk radio and blogs are so big is that the MSM isn’t supplying the huge demand for conservative coverage. Likewise, Air America is almost OOB for the same reason. We have already supplied the demand for leftist rant. Nothing mysterious here. Remember the Edsel.
[...] USA Today has taken down the photo of Sec. Rice I posted about earlier today. In its place is the original photo without the doctored eyes. [...]
ICall:
I’m sorry, but did you have a point? Because if there is one buried beneath your 7th grade business class essay, I can’t find it.
Unless you’re claiming that “different editorial viewpoints” means evil socialist bias…
Like I said I’ll try to keep it civil and ignore your childish insults - print media is a consumer product. Ownership and content are two different things. Companies target different consumer markets and provide different products. Some liberal, some conservative, some trade, some special interest. Whatever worldview anyone ascribes to, this is how business works.
[...] But after this I had you goin’ there for a minute, didn’t I? [...]
Don Myers tries hard and fails, This very post is a good example of how morons (your word, not mine) define “media bias”—namely, anything that suggests in even the most tepid of terms that Our Glorious Divine Boy-King and His Christian Regime aren’t All-Knowing and Annointed by God.
What blog are you reading? It can’t be this one.
Frankly, only a moron believes that multibillion dollar media corporations are biased against corporate welfare and unregulated capitalism!
Corporate welfare and unregulated capitalism are at direct odds with each other. They can’t coexist. The definition of welfare cancels out “unregulated capitalism”.
Explain to me how a multi-billion dollar conglomerate, with ties to the Bush regime and the military, cannot control it’s employees enough to control editorial content.
Hmmm…explain to me how Clear Channel controls the editorial content of Air America. As far as I can see, Air America is fairly anti-business and as “liberal” as one can get.
Good luck Don. Now bring on the insults while you tell us how dumb we are and how smart you are.
It’s all about marketing, supply and demand. The reason talk radio and blogs are so big is that the MSM isn’t supplying the huge demand for conservative coverage. Likewise, Air America is almost OOB for the same reason. We have already supplied the demand for leftist rant. Nothing mysterious here. Remember the Edsel.