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Pentagon's Propaganda Documents Go Online, But Will the TV Networks Ever Report This Scandal?

06.05.2008 22:41    prwatch.org
Eight thousand pages of documents relative to the Pentagon's illegal propaganda campaign, known as the Pentagon military analyst program, are now online for the world to see, although in a format that makes it impossible to easily search them and


A dark-adapted eye

06.05.2008 15:12    economist.com
Sifting through images of the unspeakable?STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE?, by Errol Morris, is a dark film, but this screening room is actually dark. I?ve never had such trouble finding a lined reporter?s notepad with my pen. When the lights are finally

Industry Encourages More Regulation, USDA Declines

06.05.2008 13:10    prwatch.org
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has been criticized for not totally banning "downer" cows -- animals "too sick or hurt to stand for slaughter" -- from the food supply. So "when a coalition of major industry groups reversed their position

Weekly Radio Spin: Gas, Food and Lobbying

06.05.2008 13:10    prwatch.org
Listen to this week's edition of the "Weekly Radio Spin," the Center for Media and Democracy's audio report on the stories behind the news. This week, we look at corporate welfare daddies, activist orangutans, and update the Pentagon's pundit scandal.

Fighting Junk Mail via 'Do Not Mail' Lists: Devilish Details and Front Groups

06.05.2008 13:09    prwatch.org
Buried in junk mail...what to do?A recent blog about the pro-junk mail lobby and its front group Mail Moves America, a coalition of businesses that oppose efforts to create a legislated "Do Not Mail" list to protect citizens from being

What the Pentagon Pundits Were Selling on the Side: Propaganda Meets Corporate Lobbying

06.05.2008 13:09    prwatch.org
The Pentagon launched its covert media analyst program in 2002, to sell the Iraq war. Later, it was used to sell an image of progress in Afghanistan, whitewash the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, and defend the Bush administration's

Deja Vu: NYT, US Propaganda and War with Iran

06.05.2008 13:08    prwatch.org
Greg Mitchell of Editor and Publisher notes that New York Times military reporter Michael Gordon, "who contributed several false stories about Iraqi WMD in the run-up to the U.S. attack in Iraq," has been writing about Iran's alleged involvement in

More Pentagon Propaganda, Online

06.05.2008 13:08    prwatch.org
As part of its plan to expand online "information operations," the Pentagon is launching "a global network of foreign-language news websites ... and hiring local journalists to write current events stories and other content that promote U.S. interests," reports Peter

Only the Dalai Lama can unite China

06.05.2008 12:20    rediff.com
Mr Premier, please meet with the Dalai Lama, it will bring more good to China's image than 1,000 Olympic Games.'

Tackling inflation: Govt on the right track?

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
The government has got down to tackling inflation with all the weapons in its armoury -- tariff cuts, export restrictions, physical controls, administrative measures to prevent stockpiling -- while the Reserve Bank has tried to squeeze out excess liquidity.

Dark side of the jobs boom in India

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
Studies have indicated that only one in four graduates from India's colleges are employable. This means till the time the quality of education improves, the other three will have to remain content with either door-door canvassing for savings accounts, or

The 500-billion dollar question

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
Can India meet the target for infrastructure spending without foreign capital?

Iran, India and the 'great game'

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
Central Asia with Iran as a major gas supplier is the arena where the new 'great-game' is being played out and China, India and Japan are all seeking to protect their respective energy interests for the medium term -- and

Story of the assumed Great Depression

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
The world financial markets were close to breakdown just a month or so ago. While the rest of the world's central banks missed the big picture, not so the US Fed led by Prof. Ben Bernanke. His timely interventions, and

Why should India enter into voluntary servitude?

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
I wouldn't put it past the Indian govt to walk into this honey-trap of the nuke deal with its eyes open. India's netas have done worse before.'

Indian tax system: One of the most unfriendly

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
India ranks at 165 among the 178 countries and among the South Asian countries, it is the lowest

Why the Karnataka poll is critical

06.05.2008 07:33    rediff.com
Every election has its own fallout but the implications of the Karnataka poll go beyond its borders. For the BJP, winning the state means gaining the much coveted entry into the south. A victory in Karnataka would give a fillip

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