AG candidate against media shield
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Michael Mukasey, President Bush's nominee for attorney general, told senators Thursday he's resistant to passing a law shielding reporters from being forced to reveal their sources, saying it would be "much easier" to fix internal Justice Department practice if need be.
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So we need a continent-sized Faraday cage, right? And lots of candles... Be afraid. The recent election removed a stalwart defender of the United States against one demonical menace among many, the electromagnetic pulse attack, the one that will fry our electronics. The spiritual leader of the cause, Republican Congressman Curt Weldon, was endorsed by Frank Gaffney, right wing defender of the faith in national security and pundit for the pages of the Washington Times, two days before Weldon's political career was terminated.â¦
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How political can it be for Congress to help farmers and ranchers suffering from a drought? Judge by the television viewing habits of Sen. George Allen of Virginia, who heads the Senate's Republican campaign operation.
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Should creators insist on copy protection and other technologies to block the unauthorized spread of their works? That's the first question in a week-long debate on Bits between Rick Cotton, the general counsel of NBC Universal, and Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School.
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Â· Editor says proprietor dismayed at coverage Â· Mogul 'does not influence day-to-day decisions'
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A domestic violence case involving a television evangelist has left some questioning her credibility.
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To: POLITICAL EDITORS  Contact: Deborah Bagocius of Defenders of Wildlife, +1-202-772- 0239   WASHINGTON, Feb.
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Media giant News Corp is planning a defence to block anyone from challenging the Murdoch family's control of the firm.
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Preventing a disputed ``60 Minutes&#39;&#39; story on President Bush&#39;s military record from sinking CBS News&#39;reputationmay come down to how willing the news division is to open itself up to scrutiny.
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Readers defend the profit motive, are skeptical of a government subsidized media and remind us that magnets break down.
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK A proposed new ethics policy for The Associated Press, which would be the news organization's most extensive to date, is drawing some concern from union leaders, who say its limits on financial investments, conflict of interest, and freelance work may be too restrictive.
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The Senate reopens debate on a bill that would protect from prosecution anyone who helped with President Bush's warrantless spying on Americans. Immunity would extend to telecom companies and the president himself.  Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Connecticut) reasserts his threat to block the measure.
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Facing a tight re-election race, Rep. Thomas Reynolds has launched an ad campaign to defend himself against criticism over the scandal involving former Rep. Mark Foley and congressional pages.
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Â· PM rules out censorship, but wants new controls Â· New look at pre-watershed TV advertising urged
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MARK COLVIN: The Opposition leader, Mark Latham, has challenged the Prime Minister to remove the gag that&#39;s prevented senior government advisers, including those in the PM&#39;s office, from talking about what happened in the &#39;children overboard&#39; affair.
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By Alfonse D'Amato  The Fair Media Council posted a Media Bill of Rights on its blog recently, and it requires reprinting in good old-fashioned ink. In the interest of complete accuracy, it's really not about the media's rights, which are pretty much covered under the First Amendement.
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The Republican candidate takes on the tough task of defending his positions before religious conservatives today.