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Jobs Houston Chronicle on O'Reilly's "No Facts Zone" Bill O'Reilly The paper's opinion page editor takes FOX host Bill O'Reilly to task for his numerous falsehoods about a Chronicle editorial on Florida's sex off ender law: "What O'Reilly did was to disregard the facts altogether, eve n going so far as to attribute to the Chronicle words and views it did n ot print and does not espouse. it's misrepresentation t hat is unprofessional, unwarranted and injurious to the public debate ab out a serious and urgent issue: protecting children from predators."
Discuss Sowell defends Wal-Mart, ignores workers' dependence on Medicaid, food stamps Thomas Sowell In his May 12 syndicated column, Thomas Sowell criticized those demanding higher wages for employees of the discount retailer Wal-Mart. Sowell re ferenced a New York Times article containing a quote from a Wal-Mart emp loyee who said he was not earning a living wage. Sowell asked: "How is h e living, if he is not making a living wage?" Several studies show that he might in fact be getting by through government assistance programs.
Medved's privatization meltdown When radio host Michael Medved challenged Rock the Votes Hans Riemer's us e of the term "privatization" to describe President Bush's proposal for Social Security, Riemer quoted Bush describing private accounts as "priv atization." Yet Medved insisted that the claim that Bush supports privat ization is "a bloody lie" and challenged Riemer to name a politician who said he wanted to "get rid of Social Security." Chris Chocola (R-IN), Medved responded: "I'm not even s ure he is a member of Congress."
MRC studies that "prove" media's "liberal bias" collapse unde r scrutiny Date: Wednesday May 11, 2005 There is no doubt that, if the statistics were reversed, the troglodytes would be whining that Liberals were getting more attention! "Liberal media bias" is a Republican myth, fabricated to justify the dish onest advocacy journalism (ie propaganda) that the Right employs to su ch great effect.
Media Monitoring Central Monday July 19, 2004 2198 comments Chief Technology Strategist Media Matters for America -- a progressive, Washington-based, nonprofit r esearch and information center dedicated to comprehensively monitoring, analyzing, and correcting conservative misinformation in the US media -- seeks an exceptionally talented technologist to lead pioneering, high -impact strategic development. RESPONSIBILITIES: Develop a creative, mission-specific technological vision for the organiz ation. Interface closely with all staff members to ensure optimum long- and short-term te chnological choices.
org, which cu rrently receives an average of 200,000 visitors each week and hosts the organization's editorial content and an active set of discussion forums, special projects, and periodic campaigns. Advance the organization's us e of the World Wide Web, email, and content syndication. Grow an existing purpose-built, internal audio/video database and archive infrastructure. Brief management and staff regularly on strategic plans and ongoing opera tions. Oversee and maintain a positive working relationship with an existing sta ff of four. Ensure proper functioning of an office network of approximately 30 Window s-based desktops (along with printers, file/mail servers, and networking equipment). Oversee daily Internet publishing, media database, and online community o perations. QUALIFICATIONS: Proven track record of using the Internet to communicate effectively to a wide audience. Superior communications skills are a must, including the ability to commu nicate well with non-tech-savvy colleagues. Several years of experience managing teams of diverse professionals. Expe rience managing the technology operations of a political campaign or a m edium-sized nonprofit organization preferred. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, growing organization and to comfortabl y juggle a variety of responsibilities while ensuring that daily operati ons always run smoothly. Ability to oversee a staff of between five and 10 full-time employees, as well as managing vendor and contractor relationships. Passionate interest in progressive politics and the media are important, as is schedule flexibility and a willingness to be frequently on-call. Computer programming experience is a plus, as is hands-on experience deve loping Linux, Apache, and Perl applications.
On Face the Nation, Family Research Council's Perkins misreprese nted Schindler family's 33 affidavits calling for more medical treatment for Terri Schiavo Copyright 2004-2005 Media Matters for America.
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