Rather: Government influencing newsrooms
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Dan Rather said Thursday that the undue influence of the government and large corporations over newsrooms spurred his decision to file a $70 million lawsuit against CBS and its former parent company.
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IT may not have been obvious to outside observers when The News Corporation Ltd first drew up plans to move to the US, but its ability to access a larger pool of funds will come with the added glare of a brighter governance spotlight.
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Spin, news management and speculation/interpretation are all different aspects of political/media co-existence, and all three are present in the news stories about the heart and the house.
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The Baltimore Sun is taking the unusual step of placing responsibility for its opinion pages with its top news editor.
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This past week the headlines in the news fit together like the pieces of a puzzle. Each news story added another dimension to the emerging picture of war policy that is increasingly costly and incompetent.
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U.S. newspapers that spend more money  on their newsrooms will make more money, according to a study  released on Wednesday, which questioned the wisdom of the media  industry's trend of cutting jobs to save costs.
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In 1981, Rupert Murdoch and a division of his News Corp. made extraordinary promises about not meddling in the news pages of The Times of London and The Sunday Times, which they were about to take over. But in short order, no one doubted who was firmly in control of the newsrooms.
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Opinion Stepping in and taking charge
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Really simple syndication is worming its way into the heart of the U.S. government, as agencies discover it's a good way to distribute information. By Daniel Terdiman.
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Report: Regulators look for figures from Dow Jones, Gannett, Knight Ridder, New York Times, others. NEW YORK  - The Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking information from more than six newspaper
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Can a newspaper maintain editorial independence under the shadows cast by its publisherâs conduct?
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For decades, journalists seeking Freedom of Information requests have been stymied by agencies that flout the law through recalcitrance or ineptitude.
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It's not every day reporters are invited to dine with the first lady - or get a peek at the Lincoln bedroom.
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WASHINGTON -- Business interests that have grumbled for years about government regulations are getting the ear of federal officials considering changes in those policies.
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The popularity of political films may signal a change in the way Americans choose to be informed.
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By MARILYN RAUBER  Kevin J. Martin might not be a household name, but as the nation's telecommunications czar, the 40-year-old controls a lot of what you see, hear and read.
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The news media have always helped shape public perception of markets. But exactly how much the press influences mass consumer behavior is subject to debate.