32 days ago by torontosportsmedia

By TSM Over the last couple of days I’ve been listening to podcasts of radio shows, I’ve been reading papers, all that I’ve really been missing are tv highlight shows, sorry TSN/Sportsnet/Score. You know what’s funny? How the level of interesting reporting drops off whenever the Toronto Maple Leafs ...

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34 days ago by Iain Hall

Our learned friend seems to have a never ending ability to amuse with both his technological naivety and his willingness to embrace the most jaundiced view of the way that the USA does anything in the modern world. Be it the way they legislate copyright or distribute creative works on film. However ...

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97 days ago by R-MEW Editors

In a profile piece on Saudi King Abdullah published in October, Reuters correspondent Angus McDowall illustrates Reuters' commitment to protect and promote the image of those who, in turn, protect its corporate and ideological interests. If you can stomach it, have a gander at McDowall's puff piece ...

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134 days ago by texaslynn

First Lady was “spotted” doing a little shopping at a Target store in Alexandria, Virginia. She dressed like us. She pushed her own cart. She carried her own bags. And yes the White house confirmed it was indeed her rummaging through the discount Missoni chemise bin (LJ: I don’t know what that is… d ...

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142 days ago by R-MEW Editors

Following his angry screed on behalf of the Palestinians (see our post below), Reuters kingpin propagandist Tom Perry delivers a puff piece on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas that lauds him as a man of peace: HOSTILE TO VIOLENCE Abbas is a refugee from a town in what is now Israel, but his visio ...

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