The Media Equation: Itâs Splitsville for Rupert and Hillary
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With its endorsement of Barack Obama, Rupert Murdoch and The New York Post tack in a different direction.
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The former president has been mostly an asset in his wife's presidential campaign, but some top Democrats are starting to issue warnings in the media.
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The timing could hardly be better. "News War" is a "Frontline" probe into the modern Fourth Estate, embattled from many directions. And, by chance, it coincides with the imminent conclusion to a Washington free-for-all that has ensnared the news media: the perjury trial of former vice presidential aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
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Much of the nation&#39;s media makes it seem as if soft-money spending on campaign ads by the so-called &quot;shadow parties&quot; is a Republican thing.
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NEW YORK Even by French standards, the country&#39;s new president&#39;s personal life has been a captivating soap opera, one that even overshadowed the campaign trail. A less obvious detail is the mÃ©nage Ã  trois of advertising rivals playing behind-the-scene roles.
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Different readings in the presidential race point, in part, to a volatile electorate.
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Comment is free: Nick Cohen: The PM's love affair with the super-rich has forged an unlikely alliance of opponents.
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A US study compares the news agenda of the mainstream media with that of three user-driven sources.
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Efforts to influence the media on matters political are nothing new, but this year&#39;s ever-so-close presidential race and the widespread use of e-mail have elevated influence to an art form.
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An election campaign parades the political divide in the community. Yesterday, amid the extraordinary uncertainty about whether Australians had been taken hostage in Iraq, we saw the glue that unites the two sides of politics.
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For two weeks, signs with Rupert Murdochâs face on them have been posted around The Wall Street Journalâs newsroom â and removed and posted and removed and posted yet again.
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The flavor and substance of the performances of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards reveal a basic thematic divide in their campaigns.
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Resentment has been building at how, win or lose, presidential elections have become gold mines for the media consultants who dominate modern campaigns.
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Rupert Murdoch is destined to dramatically change The Wall Street Journal's culture. But not in the way most critics are predicting.
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The attacks on Fox News represent a new twist on the DemocratsÂ complicated dance with the cable news channel.
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Just when you thought press coverage of the presidential race couldn&#39;t get any dirtier and uglier, a media monolith turns Decision 2004 into a mud-slinging, sh*t-smearing partisan mission.
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When Rupert Murdoch arrived at the election-night party at his Fox News network in Manhattan, he was met by long faces. His executives worried that Murdoch, the president&#39;s biggest booster