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U.S. Media and the Cartoons: Who Published? Who Didn’t?Posted on Feb 10, 2006By Blair Golson According to a Feb. 7 article by Peter Johnson in USA Today, the only major U.S. newspapers to have republished some of the controversial cartoons of Muhammad are: Also, most major networks have shied away from broadcasting the images. Neither NBC, CBS nor CNN displayed the cartoons. Those that did include:
Truthdig published the cartoons in an Ear to the Ground item on Feb. 3. Below are several other items Truthdig has published on the controversy:
The Nation’s Christian Parenti “Look past the cartoons. The violence in Afghanistan stems from grievances over four years of occupation by US and NATO troops and ineffectual foreign aid schemes.”
Sam Harris on the Reality of Islam “Our press should report on the terrifying state of discourse in the Arab press, exposing the degree to which it is a tissue of lies, conspiracy theories and exhortations to recapture the glories of the seventh century.”
Cartoon Protests Stoked by Dictators Don’t believe the hype about homespun religious anger: Middle Eastern leaders stoke religious riots because it makes their secular governments look tame in comparison. “Something Rotten in the State of Denmark” Andrew Sullivan on the Cartoons “The point was that Islam has a blind spot when it comes to women’s freedom. Crude but powerful: exactly what a political cartoon is supposed to be.”
Official Iranian Paper to Run Holocaust Cartoons The Tehran city council-owned newspaper says it is testing the West’s arguments about freedom of expression. N.Y. Press Kills Cartoons; Staff Walks Out The editorial staff of the alternative weekly New York Press walked out today [Feb. 7], en masse, after the paper’s publishers backed down from printing the Danish cartoons that have become the center of a global free-speech fight. Advertisement Previous item: Bush Sr. Condemns 'Ugly' Politics at King's Funeral, Defends Son Next item: Brownie Blasts Bush Administration Response to Katrina Disaster Elsewhere: . CommentsAre you a Truthdig member yet? Login now, or register with Truthdig. Add Your Comment
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By Morad Charwadar, February 12, 2006 at 12:26 am #
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I use to be moselem but not any more, you know why, becouse attacking non moselem and killing them every where, is been ordered by their prophet (Mohammed) clearly and many times, in their holy book (ghoraan).So, even if the truth is not sweet for them, I don’t think they have right to contest. Finaly I think any media who blives in freedom of speech has obligation and must publish the cartoons.
Report thisBy Sid, February 11, 2006 at 1:40 am #
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Egyptian Newspaper Published Danish Cartoons 5 months ago. No protest.
http://freedomforegyptians.blogspot.com/2006/02/egyptian-newspaper-pictures-that.html
Report thisBy J. Thomas Duffy, February 10, 2006 at 8:02 pm #
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Good Post Blair
My Top Ten Cloves list today riffs on the subject
Top Ten Cloves: Ways Bush Administration Is Dealing With Danish - Muslim Cartoon Controversy
http://puregarlic.blogspot.com/2006/02/top-ten-cloves-ways-bush.html
Peace
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