My Two Cents: The shame of the BBC
Howard Kurtz gives his thoughts on the disturbing findings of an investigation into former BBC presenter Jimmy Savile’s acts of sexual abuse and the BBC’s inability to prevent them.
Lance Armstrong lied (to me)
Howard Kurtz on a New York Times report suggesting that disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong is considering coming clean about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
Raddatz Reins Them In
Howard Kurtz gives his assessment of Martha Raddatz's performance as moderator of the vice presdential debate.
Fox Crashes in Airing Tragedy
Howard Kurtz on the lessons to be learned from Fox News' live coverage of a car chase that ended in an on-air suicide.
My Two Cents: Ambassador Stevens’ Journal
Howard Kurtz on the US State Department’s criticism of CNN’s handling of a journal found in Benghazi.
A Devil's Bargain?
Howard Kurtz's take on Michael Lewis' profile of President Obama in Vanity Fair.
My Two Cents: Zimmerman's Bizarre Media Offensive
Howard Kurtz on George Zimmerman's interview with Fox's Sean Hannity and demands made of Barbara Walters.
My Two Cents
Howard Kurtz on this week's developments in George Zimmerman's murder trial.
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