Media Monitor (Jan. 29)
A New York Times story on Apple's manufacturing practices; a local reporter takes on a Connecticut Mayor's dumb remark; four more arrested at Rupert Murdoch's The Sun; a local meteorologist corrects ABC's Diane Sawyer.
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The Media Monitor video doesn't work.
What the mayor said was nothing compared to what Newt Gingrich said - without challenge from any reporter of course - in supporting the ethnic cleansing of the indigenous Palestinian people.
The reporter asked the mayor a dumb question, as if Latinos should be entitled to preferred treatment.
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