Major Catastrophe: Major Media Problem
On Oct. 23, Southern California Gas technicians discovered a leak of methane from a failed casing on one of the pipes in its Alisa Canyon storage facility, about 30 miles northwest of Los Angeles. The […]
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Drawing a Line in the Concrete: The Other Side of a Philadelphia Labor Dispute
Over the last few months, news outlets within Philadelphia report that violence has been erupting at a jobsite just north of Center City. These articles continue to tell the story of two young brothers and […]
How the American University was Killed in Five Easy Steps
A few years back, Paul E. Lingenfelter began his report on the defunding of public education by saying, “In 1920 H.G. Wells wrote, ‘History is becoming more and more a race between education and catastrophe.’ […]
Is It Time to Occupy Big Media?
“Between the public sector and the private sector, we have wreaked untold havoc on the media environment.” These aren’t the words of a progressive media advocate such as University of Illinois professor Robert McChesney or […]
No Need for Conspiracy Theories: The Inside Scoop on Why Cenk Uyger Left MSNBC
For those of you who have been plugged into the progressive netroots for any time at all have no doubt come across The Young Turks. The Young Turks is a progressive, internet-based progressive news and […]