Prescription for Bias
Medical breakthroughs dont grow on trees, but network news rarely admits it. In a new BMI study, nearly 80 percent of the stories on prescription drugs left out the drug companies entirely. Journalists emphasized consumers costs and company profits, largely ignoring companies investment to create life-saving medicines.
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ABC Airs Halliburton Hit Piece
Lets Be Policy Driven, Not Politically Driven, in Energy and Climate Change (The Marshall Institute)
The Never-Ending Energy Conspiracy (The American Spectator)
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Time for Greenspan to Get with It, Start a Blog (American Enterprise Institute)
February Job Growth Was Not Chilly (The Heritage Foundation)
Energy Summit 2007: An Intensive Policy Workshop on Environment and
Energy Policy for Legislative Advisors
The Heartland Institute
Chicago, Ill., March 16-17, 2007
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Washington, D.C., March 22, 2007
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