Media Monitor- October 21
Professors opining on the presidential race without disclosing campaign donations, Chris Wallace keeps Romney advisor, Ed Gillespie honest, using Pinterest to fight crime and another writer is suspended for a troubling Tweet.
Newsweek Ending Print Run
Howard Kurtz talks to Newsweek/Daily Beast’s Tina Brown about the magazine’s decision to go digital. Also, Buzz Machine’s Jeff Jarvis gives his thoughts on the move.
Conservatives Critical of Moderator
Jennifer Rubin, David Shuster and Howard Kurtz discuss why pundits on the right were quick to attack the performance of Tuesday’s debate moderator, Candy Crowley.
Roger Ailes: Four More Years
Howard Kurtz on his exclusive reporting on Roger Ailes and how it blew up on Twitter
The "Daily Show" Strategy
Nia-Malika Henderson, Roger Simon, Jackie Kucinich and Howard Kurtz on attempts by Obama and Romney to tickle voters’ funny bones.
Debating The Debate Moderator
Nia-Malika Henderson, Roger Simon, Jackie Kucinich and Howard Kurtz look back at the second presidential debate; was criticism of moderator Candy Crowley fair?
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