Sinclair Says Won't Show Entire Anti-Kerry Film
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Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., the  nation's largest owner of TV stations, said on Tuesday it would  only air part of a documentary critical of Sen. John Kerry's  Vietnam war record, as critics demanded it cancel the broadcast  altogether or face legal action.
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Warner Brothers has decided not to distribute an antiwar documentary by David O. Russell that was supposed to be an add-on to a new DVD of "Three Kings."
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Variety - NEW YORK -- Sinclair Broadcasting rejected an offer to broadcast "Going Upriver," a documentary favorable to John Kerry, as a counter-balance to its planned broadcast of parts of "Stolen Honor," a docu alleging that Sen. Kerry's anti-war activities prolonged the suffering of POWs.
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The director of a documentary about John Kerry's Vietnam service sued Sinclair Broadcast Group on Thursday, accusing it of illegally copying his photographs in a controversial anti-Kerry movie it plans to air portions of this week.
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Military records appear to contradict claims by a vocal critic of Sen. John Kerry that the Democratic presidential candidate lied about coming under gunfire during a mission in Vietnam, according to The Washington Post.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group of Maryland, owner of the largest chain of television stations in the nation, plans to preempt regular programming two weeks before the Nov. 2 election to air a documentary that accuses Sen. John F. Kerry of betraying American prisoners during the Vietnam War.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.  - "Fahrenheit 9/11"  director Michael Moore on Monday rejected the idea that  Hollywood had hurt John Kerry's chances of winning the White  House, insisting that he and other entertainers helped spare  Democrats an even bigger defeat.
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"Fahrenheit 9/11" director Michael Moore on Monday rejected the idea that Hollywood had hurt John Kerry's chances of winning the White House, insisting that he and other entertainers helped spare Democrats an even bigger defeat.
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With criticism mounting, the Sinclair Broadcast Group says it will air only portions of the controversial movie in an hour-long special.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission cannot stop the broadcast of a show critical of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry's anti-war comments after returning from Vietnam, the agency's head said on Thursday.
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The Democratic Party and 18 senators are objecting to a broadcasting company's plan to air on 62 TV stations a critical documentary about John Kerry's anti-war activities after he returned home from Vietnam three decades ago.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group's controversial news special "A POW Story: Politics, Pressure and the Media" did only so-so Nielsen numbers in some of the TV station owner's larger markets Friday despite an avalanche of media attention to the politically charged special.
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Portland TV station WGME plans to air a prime-time documentary that is critical of John Kerry&#39;s public opposition to the war in Vietnam, a move that some viewers condemned as unfair, so close to the election.
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A cable pay-per-view company has decided not to show a three-hour election eve special with filmmaker Michael Moore that included a showing of his documentary âFahrenheit 9/11,â which is sharply critical of President George W Bush.
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Director George Butler says he hasn't seen the ads that attack U.S. presidential hopeful John Kerry's record in Vietnam, noting that his documentary "Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry," was well under way before the commercials were first aired.
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More than 20 American TV stations last night boycotted a Veterans Day screening of war picture Saving Private Ryan because of fears that they would be censured by a newly aggressive television regulator over the movie&#39;s violence and graphic language.
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Military records contradict a critic&#39;s charge that US Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry did not come under fire during the battle that resulted in military honors for Kerry, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.