Justice Scalia Gets Most of His News From Talk Radio
Oct 8, 2013 The man who was once the Supreme Court's most conservative justice (now there's a depressing past tense) tells New York magazine that he gets most of his news listening to talk radio on the way to and from work.
Top Radio Advertisers Said to Be Excluding Limbaugh and Hannity
May 9, 2013 An advertising boycott enacted in the wake of Rush Limbaugh's controversial "slut" comment about Sandra Fluke last year appears to be working.
Survey Says: Fox News Viewers Least Informed
May 24, 2012 People who are not exposed to any news know more about domestic and international affairs than those who get their information from Fox News, according to a phone poll conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University.Finding the Forgotten Majority
Jan 14, 2011 The new media economy encourages ever more violent vitriol because that's now become the most reliable way to build a following and, thus, generate profit.
Rush Limbaugh’s ‘Straight Shooter’ Billboard in Tucson Taken Down
Jan 14, 2011 A spokesman for the shock jock's syndicate says a Tucson, Ariz., billboard featuring Limbaugh's name, the phrase "straight shooter" and bullet hole imagery was designed by a local station and removed after the shooting massacre that took place in that city.The Right-Wingers Who Cried Wolf
Mar 25, 2010 Going too far for Bill O'Reilly is going very far indeed, but the madness of the conservative reaction to the health care bill has yet to abate.
Prizing Peace on the Home Front
Oct 12, 2009 President Obama should make peace with the "angry white men" who see his Nobel Prize as a token of elitism by enacting policies that address their economic grievances.President Obama should make peace with the "angry white men" who see his Nobel Prize as a token of elitism.Van Jones and the Boycott of Glenn Beck
Sep 9, 2009 The right-wing radio and TV host may have helped oust activist and green jobs adviser Van Jones from the administration, but in doing so he further justified the boycott against his broadcasts.
The Rhetoric of Health Care Misinformation
Aug 11, 2009 What is it about chain e-mails that makes potentially reasonable people who might even be wary of believing everything they read -- at least when it comes to stories generated by media outlets -- so gullible and so willing to latch on to hyperbolic distortions and ideologically driven misinformation campaigns?
