Dan Gainor
Vice President for Free Speech America and Business for the Media Research Center

Dan Gainor is the Boone Pickens Free Market Fellow and Vice President for Free Speech America and Business for the Media Research Center. He has worked for the MRC for 16 years and writes a regular weekly column for FoxNews.com about media bias. He has appeared on several thousand radio and TV shows on nearly all major networks — Fox News, Fox Business, CNN, CNNHLN, CNBC, ABC, NBC, PBS and many more — to discuss biased news media. Mr. Gainor holds an MBA from the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business and a master’s in publications design from the University of Baltimore. As an undergraduate, he majored in political science and history at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.

Media Find Current TV Electrifying
Dan Gainor | August 9, 2005

Media Find Current TV Electrifying Stories downplay negatives, fawn over Al Gore, businessman as out to change the world.

By Dan Gainor…

Journal Story Describes the End of the World As We Know It
Dan Gainor | August 4, 2005

Journal Story Describes the End of the World As We Know It Harvard professors connection of current events to pre-World War I ignores mountains of good…

Times Blinded By Hazy View of Reality
Dan Gainor | August 3, 2005

Times Blinded By Hazy View of Reality Dramatically cleaner air downplayed in a story about threats to Clean Air Act because troubles remain.…

Atkins Bankruptcy Stories on Low-Substance Diet
Dan Gainor | August 2, 2005

Atkins Bankruptcy Stories on Low-Substance Diet Media focus on end to a craze, but wheres the beef about how business responded with healthy lifestyle foods…

Media Downplay 25 Percent Tax Promoted By Democrats
Dan Gainor | July 28, 2005

Media Downplay 25 Percent Tax Promoted By Democrats Journalists fail to link think tank study with senators connected to group that researched…

NBC Weighs In Against Businesses
Dan Gainor | July 26, 2005

NBC Weighs In Against Businesses Network complains that companies discriminate based on appearance.

By Dan Gainor July 26, 2005…