Covering The Clown Campaign
Michael Shear, Lauren Ashburn, Craig Crawford and Howard Kurtz on how trivial items have captured headlines in the final days of the campaign.
Media Monitor- Oct 28
The New York Times reveals a Chinese leader is worth billions, conflict of interest questions for a top tech writer and Superman's alter ego, Clark Kent leaves the Daily Planet.
Obama’s MTV Moment
After President Obama’s interviews on The Tonight Show and MTV, David Zurawik and Howard Kurtz discuss the effectiveness of these appearances as a campaign strategy.
Media And “Moderate Mitt”
John Aravosis, Matt Lewis and Howard Kurtz examine how the media has covered Mitt Romney’s attempt to move to the political center.
BBC’s Shameful Scandal
Howard Kurtz on a damaging sex scandal across the pond and the ripple effects being felt at the New York Times.
Obama Goes Off The Record
Michael Shear, Lauren Ashburn, Craig Crawford and Howard Kurtz discuss President Obama’s off the record, then on the record conversation with the Des Moines Register.
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