The City of New York announces a new press credentialing system that, for the first time, will include online media.
Turner has long been notorious for making anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic, white supremacist remarks, but says that the person you hear [or hear about] on radio is not real life.
Hal Turner claims federal agents encouraged his seemingly dangerous rants over the years, and told him to "ratchet up the rhetoric" while asking for help in identifying a white supremacist killer.
If you were hoping for a modicum of media reform, aimed at reducing health care costs and delivering better services in the Obama Administration's forthcoming health care reform bill, you can forget it.
Turmoil continues at troubled ABC News. Morale among employees was already low after President David Westin's announcement that their ranks are to be decimated as part of a "new digital day."
An astonishing open admission of possible US war crimes by Obama's man on the ground in Kabul was reported by the Times and then promptly ignored by the rest of the mainstream media.
