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Religion not covered by mainstream media as much as some think

It takes a couple of months to compile and research the entirety of the previous year, but now that has been done with the religion coverage for 2011.

In the Media by Tim O'Brien

Defying Unfavorable Attention, China's Liu Xiaobo Still in Prison

Melbourne - In December 2010, on International Human Rights Day, Liu Xiaobo was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. One year later, as informed by a press release from PEN International, he and more than thirty other writers remain in prison.

In the Media by Robert G Cope - 8 comments

Op-Ed: Wall Street is Occupied protest not getting media coverage

New York - Wall Street is being occupied by protesters against corporate greed. Several of the peaceful protesters have been arrested during the Occupy Wall Street protest by those who say they are the 99 percent of Americans who are facing economic crisis.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 7 comments

Op-Ed: Anthony trial or fashion police? Sometimes it was hard to tell

The move of the Casey Anthony murder trial from the legal confines of a Florida court to the unrestrictive court of public opinion is an opportunity to look at how many media colleagues cashed in on the tragic death of a 2-year-old girl.

In the Media by John David Powell - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Army resorts to psy-ops on US senators, media appalled at report

Washington - A new report shows a team of US soldiers with special “psychological operations” skills received orders from a three-star general’s command to target and manipulate visiting US senators into approving more troops and funds for the Afghan occupation.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 7 comments

Pacquiao vs. Mosley press tour kicks off at Beverly Hills Hotel

The promotional tour for the sold-out fight between Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley scheduled for May 7 at the MGM Grand Garden Hotel in Las Vegas, kicked off yesterday at the renowned Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles, California.

In the Media by Leo Reyes

G20 protester laments lack of media coverage for peaceful marches

Toronto - A person called Prapti sent out an email lamenting the lack of media coverage for the non-violent protests of the G20 meeting held in Toronto at the end of June.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Australian budget 2010- This is media coverage?

Australia may have the world’s best performing economy, but the performance of some key players leaves a lot to be desired. The most leaked budget in Australian history didn’t generate much warmth, but it did set off some pre written press releases.

In the Media by Paul Wallis

Afghanistan to ban media coverage of Taliban attacks

Kabul - The government of Afghanistan recently announced that they will no longer have media coverage of Taliban attacks because they feel it emboldens the Islamist insurgents.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Op-Ed: Copenhagen- Too hard, and the media runs away again

Too scared to read the news, or can’t find a vertebrate news source? There it was, all over the headlines. Then it wasn’t. Copenhagen, after the utter failure to even address basic issues, fell off the front pages like a dying cockroach off a fridge.

In the Media by Paul Wallis - 9 comments

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