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October 27, 2005
NBCs Today on October 27 indicted oil companies for profits that
reporters and their sources considered too high. The story urged
companies to reinvest their money into building new refineries…
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October 26, 2005
Because we think that higher oil prices caused double-digit
inflation in the 1970s, we fear it could happen again, Newsweek
contributing editor Robert J. Samuelson wrote in the October 31…
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October 25, 2005
Media coverage of Ben Bernanke, nominated to head the Federal
Reserve, has been mostly positive and focused on his credentials.
However, some outlets have used the nomination to exaggerate…
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October 24, 2005
But the video isnt about fun a fact obvious to
anyone who watched the audience reaction when it debuted October 13
on the Jay Leno Show. The video showed to an audience that rarely
made any noise at all…
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October 21, 2005
Journalists continue to claim that a new labor contract at General
Motors is likely to hurt workers at other businesses. How do they
know? By relying on union members and a pro-union academic…
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October 21, 2005
It seems to come earlier and earlier every year, doesnt it? No, not
Christmas ads on TV, but the annual media festival of gloom and doom
surrounding holiday-related retail sales.
This…
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October 20, 2005
Serwers failure to mention the state of the legal system and the
necessity for reform was not surprising. The Business…
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October 17, 2005
At the announcement of General Motors Corp.s new contract with
union workers, The New York Times pointed out that the automakers
employees have enjoyed eye-popping health benefits surpassing most…
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October 17, 2005
The Four Horsemen have finally arrived.
USA Todays David Lynch took readers through the peak
oil debate in an
October 17 cover story, and the picture was grim. Though he…
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October 14, 2005
CBS reporter Kelly Cobiellas reaction to flooding in the northeast
United States was to call for federal aid. All she needed to do to
understand that wasnt a good idea was to watch her own news show…