Rather: Moonves doesn't know about news
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Former CBS news anchor Dan Rather escalated a feud with his former employer Tuesday, saying CBS Corp. Chief Executive Leslie Moonves "doesn't know about news." Moonves had said earlier Rather's remarks that the network was "tarting" up its newscast with Katie Couric, Rather's successor, were "sexist."
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Don't take the headlines too seriously, because they're long on facts, short on truth, and they just don't matter.
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Dan Rather offered an apology for a report on President Bush's service, but not a personal accounting.
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So the Democrats, with help from the New York Times, have produced their October Surprise. What a dud! In fact, the story the Times reported Monday gives enormous support to President
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So here&#39;s what worries me about the mea culpa from CBS News (&quot;CBS admits &#39;a mistake,&#39; &quot; Tribune, Sept. 20) and, in particular, from one of my personal news heroes, Dan Rather, and this whole mess with the
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SEATTLE - A radio talk-show host said Saturday he has been fired for criticizing CBS newsman Dan Rather's handling of challenges to the authenticity of memos about President Bush's National Guard service.   "On the talk show that I host, or hosted, I said I felt Rather should either retire or be forced out over this," said Brian Maloney, whose weekly "The Brian Maloney Show" aired for three years on KIRO-AM Radio, a CBS affiliate here...
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Ankara can not understand French fears over Turkeyâs bid to enter the EU, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has told a newspaper. Opposition to Turkey is running high in France and among the Paris political elite - fears Erdogan does not comprehend.
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Sensitive to bias charges, news outlets have avoided the term 'civil war,' but now that's changing.
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There are broad talks afoot, according to one participant, who refused to name names or provide any specifics of what's being discussed.
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Leave it to Dan Rather to go out with a bang. His unexpected Nov. 23 announcement that he&#39;s leaving the &quot;CBS Evening News&quot; anchor chair next year was vintage Rather: He grabbed headlines, glommed attention
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A strology does not come easy to a rational newspaper like The Independent.
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NEW YORK (CBS) With Dan Rather&#39;s announcement that he will step down as anchor and managing editor of the CBS Evening News in March, speculation is on about who will next occupy one of the most visible chairs in American journalism.
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Both sides of the political spectrum twist the truth in their media briefs, according to a website that's tracking the spin. The system of half truths make it hard for ordinary folks to become informed.
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CBS News anchor Dan Rather has interviewed the retired lieutenant colonel widely believed to have helped provide &quot;60 Minutes&quot; with the disputed National Guard documents about President Bush
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[Presenter] There has been a long-awaited news conference: 25 minutes of talking with journalists and not a word about the illness.
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Nelson Minar says he likes TechCrunch, but they're not journalists so be careful what you say to a TC reporter at a party. He cites two examples where he feels they acted unethically.  In one example, the reporter seems to use off the record comments exactly as they are supposed to. Most non-disclosures require that you keep the information confidential, but only until someone else discloses the information to you. If you get it from another source, on the record or off the record, the NDA is no longer enforceable. In this case they got confirmation from three off the record sources.  The other is just an example of a dumb story, not a violation of journalistic ethics. To say that a big company told a lie is hardly news. If it were about something material and not the age of one of the founders, then it would be newsworthy. But it's not an example of an integrity breach. (You can make a mistake and still have integrity. It's only a problem if you knew it was wrong when you wrote it.) Imho, too much is made of whether someone is a journalist or not. You read reports like this one in a highly reputed news organization, written by a journalist, that contain no information but leave a sensational impression for people who don't know the technology well enough to know that the reporter is talking nonsense. I'd rather read the opinion of a non-journalist who knows the subject and can defend his or her position, and clearly discloses their interest in the subject. At least I'd learn something, and no one would be misled into believing they were getting "news." However I do applaud what Nelson wrote because he had the guts to openly criticize TechCrunch. People from outside Silicon Valley must wonder why hardly anyone does, given that they are at or near the top of most lists ranking tech news sources. Why should they be immune to examination? Answer -- they shouldn't.
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With questions swirling around documents used by CBS in a story about President Bush's National Guard service, Matt Sheffield experienced something unique. His Web site, Ratherbiased.com, crashed because of all the visitors. It was that kind of week for Dan Rather.