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December 20, 2005
Opening their newscasts with the New York City transit strike, the
December 20 morning news programs focused on the inconvenience to
commuters and the expected cost to the city, but only CNN, CBS, and…
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December 12, 2005
The crew of CNNs In the Money opened their December 10 program
warning about a bursting housing bubble, but an interview with a
Harvard housing expert quickly deflated that story line.
…
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December 9, 2005
Stacking the deck against Merck and Co., Inc., reporters for The New
York Times and USA Today presented an allegation that the
prescription drug maker tampered with results in its own study. The…
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December 8, 2005
The same network that brings you Anderson Cooper 360 should
consider a new show hosted by one of its business reporters: Andy
Serwer 180.
CNNs Andy Serwer swung from warning of a…
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December 7, 2005
SpongeBob SquarePants is the new Joe Camel. Thats the alarm bell
CBS health reporter Dr. Emily Senay clanged for parents in her
HealthWatch segment with co-host Julie Chen on the December 7…
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December 6, 2005
Storm began her interview by noting
215,000 new jobs were added to the economy in November and asked
Dobbs, Is the economy strong? Whats the bottom line?
The
CNN business anchor conceded…
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December 5, 2005
Three days after airing stories
on the strong U.S. economy, the network morning shows returned to pessimism. The December 5 morning shows…
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December 2, 2005
Taking
that cue, business reporter Andy Serwer promised it was bad news
especially if youre an auto worker, noting that mornings edition
of The Wall Street Journal reported Ford Motor Company planned on…
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December 1, 2005
The economy is showing strong signs of life with good reports on
economic growth, consumer confidence, and new housing sales hitting
the news wires in late November. But CBS Evening News and ABCs…
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November 30, 2005
Theres no denying Hurricane Katrina was easily the worst storm of a
devastating hurricane season, but on the November 29 CBS Evening
News reporter Jim Acosta couldnt help but exaggerate. Acosta…
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