TV Clip Creates No Clouds Over Bahrain-Saudi Ties
The incident, which involved a drunken man, had happened in May, and would have gone unreported but this month Al Arabia TV showed a short clip of the man allegedly being attacked by Bahraini policemen, sparking a row in the media.
Analogies Emerge Between WikiLeaks’ Afghan War Docs and The Pentagon Papers
While watching Julian Assange this morning, I thought of a documentary I saw a few months ago, The Most Dangerous Man In America.
How Television Seeks to Distract Us From The Wikileaks Story
The immense gap between TV's idea of news and the print industry's is on full display in the controversy over the leak of 90,000 documents about the Afghan war. TV would have us believe the story is about the leaks.
Soldiers’ Angels, Patriot Guard Riders Welcome Home SPC Jessica Ransom, MP
Welcome Home, SPC Jessica Ransom. SPC Jessica Ransom, an MP who has been stationed in Afghanistan, came home to Sacramento yesterday for two weeks R&R.
Turkish-Iran Relations: Old Rivals or New Best Friends?
For the moment the competition is materializing in pro-Palestinian endeavors like the so called 'freedom flotillas' and fiery speeches against Israel by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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