Howard Kurtz's Two Cents: Columnist's Racism and Murdoch's Rubbish
Howard Kurtz's take on the The National Review former columnist John Derbyshire's racist rant, and Sky News standing by their email hacking.
Scandals of 2011
Lauren Ashburn, Jamie McIntyre, Fred Francis and Howard Kurtz discuss the biggest scandals of the year.
Media Monitor (August 21, 2011)
Howard Kurtz takes a look at how MSNBC's Ed Schultz misled viewers with an edited video and more hits and misses from this week's news...
Is Murdoch getting a fair hearing?
After the Murdoch hearings, our panel of John Burns, Paul Farhi, and Vicky Ward discuss if the coverage has been fair.
McMullan justifies phone hacking
Former features editor of the News of the World, Paul McMullan, joins Howard Kurtz to defend his paper's use of phone hacking.
Is Murdoch's empire falling apart?
As Rebekah Brooks is arrested, our panel of Michael Wolff, David Folkenflik and Sarah Smith debates the worldwide fallout of the phone hacking scandal.
News of the World closure: a business decision?
Howard Kurtz is joined by Emily Bell, Matt Frei and Toby Harnden to discuss the phone hacking scandal consuming the UK.
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