Showing posts with label Jon Stewart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jon Stewart. Show all posts
Friday, November 09, 2012
Antidote: Jon Stewart mocking Fox News
"Is that just math you do as a Republican to make yourself feel better?" Megan goes to the Decision Desk.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Journalist Nick Davies of The Guardian: interview and podcast about his role in breaking the "phone-hacking" story in London.
Murdoch Empire "Pummeled" by Phone-Hacking Scandal Exposed by Guardian Journalist Nick Davies
Follow the link above to see a video of Amy Goodman from Democracy Now! interviewing Nick Davies, the journalist whose years of investigative reporting broke open the "phone hacking" situation in London: he explains clearly the characters, the chronology, the motivations. He (and reporters for the New York Times) pursued this story for years, in spite of major intimidation by the Murdoch empire. It really helps give the context for what is going on.
If you have an hour, it's even more fascinating to listen to this podcast of a round-table discussion, led by the Guardian's Media reporter, about the Murdoch hearings, complete with eye-witness accounts of the hearings themselves, and the infamous pie incident.
To read some of the more than 74 articles Davies has published in this series, click here: The Guardian's profile of Nick Davie.
Or you can watch Jon Stewart:
Follow the link above to see a video of Amy Goodman from Democracy Now! interviewing Nick Davies, the journalist whose years of investigative reporting broke open the "phone hacking" situation in London: he explains clearly the characters, the chronology, the motivations. He (and reporters for the New York Times) pursued this story for years, in spite of major intimidation by the Murdoch empire. It really helps give the context for what is going on.
If you have an hour, it's even more fascinating to listen to this podcast of a round-table discussion, led by the Guardian's Media reporter, about the Murdoch hearings, complete with eye-witness accounts of the hearings themselves, and the infamous pie incident.
To read some of the more than 74 articles Davies has published in this series, click here: The Guardian's profile of Nick Davie.
Or you can watch Jon Stewart:
| The Daily Show With Jon Stewart | Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c | |||
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