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Sunday, May 22
A public intimate moment on the subway
by
billdoskoch
on Sun 22 May 2005 03:31 AM EDT
Returning home from a busy shift at CTV News Online, I'm hurtling westward. Three alt-looking teen girls -- with piercings, tats and obviously dyed hair -- are off to my right on the opposite side of the car. Then one girl says to the other two: "Have you seen my latest?" more »
French media in spotlight in over EU referendum coverage bias
by
billdoskoch
on Sun 22 May 2005 03:08 AM EDT
Some French journalists are rebelling against what they see as blatantly pro-Yes propaganda in the EU Constitution referendum -- by publicly-owned media. more »
'Guantanamo comes to define U.S. to Muslims'
by
billdoskoch
on Sun 22 May 2005 02:53 AM EDT
This NYT article talks about the symbolism of Guantanamo Bay, where Muslim "enemy combatants" are held by the United States. more »
'13 things I meant to write about but never did'
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billdoskoch
on Sun 22 May 2005 02:44 AM EDT
NYT public editor Daniel Okrent does his version of "regrets?/I've had a few ..." as he gets set to move on. more »
Why do Muslims hate the U.S? Because of Newsweek! :)
by
billdoskoch
on Sun 22 May 2005 02:37 AM EDT
The NYT's Frank Rich throws a few punches back the other way on behalf of beleauguered Newsweek. more »
Crude awakening, or Peak Oil hits the mainstream
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billdoskoch
on Sun 22 May 2005 02:28 AM EDT
The Globe and Mail launched a major series on Saturday called Crude Awakening, which looks at the coming global peak of oil production, combined with continually growing global demand. Who should read it? Anyone whose life is touched by oil in any way. more » |
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