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The IFC Media Project: Bill Kristol & Pentagon Propaganda

By Huffington Post

Bill Kristol pooh-poohed our series because our piece on the Pentagon's propaganda tactics had featured retired General Barry McCaffrey. Kristol's protestations were entertaining at the time, but now there is another bombshell article in the NY Times about - who else? - Barry McCaffrey...

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Will Obama's FCC Push For Internet Access For All?

By Joel Rose, NPR Obama has not said whom he'll appoint to lead the FCC, or what the agency's priorities will be. But if the people advising him are any indication, high-speed Internet access may be near the top of the list.

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Mumbai: Deadly Media Euphemisms

By Abraham Cooper & Harold Brackman The international media have already morphed the horrific slaughter in Mumbai into the murky realm of euphemism and apologetics.

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Chinese Authorities Enforce Switch From Microsoft

By Radio Free Asia Authorities in the southeastern Chinese city of Nanchang are requiring all local Internet cafes to replace their Microsoft Windows XP operating systems with a Chinese-made system, Red Flag Linux.

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The Daily Show: MSNBC Is the New Fox News

Clearly Fox News won't be the mouthpiece for the Obama administration, so MSNBC steps in. In order to do that though, they need foot soldiers.
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LAME NIGHT IN GEORGIA: FEAR AND CHAMBLISS WIN, DEMS DENIED 60 SENATORS

CHAMBLISS WINS GEORGIA | HOW TO RESPOND TO RECESSION | MORE ON MUMBAI | CLINTON NOMINATION UPDATE/ MORE

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