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Evening Newscasts Not Sure Energy Bill is Enough

ABC's Gibson wonders if epic energy bill will go far enough in regulating Americans' energy use; NBC relies on one-sided experts to praise it.

'Cramer Claus:' Bernanke Gets a Lump of 'High-Sulfur Stinky Coal'

CNBC host offers disapproval of Fed chief, six weeks after making incorrect prediction about oil and gas prices.

This Christmas -- the Gift of Balanced Reporting

Sometimes the media get the story right. BMI highlights the 'good' news from 2007.

CNN's Gupta: 'Cheap' Corn Should Be Taxed to Fight Obesity

Medical correspondent presents tax on products with corn syrup as a convoluted solution to obesity and to 'offset' price of corn, ignoring that the price is already at an 11-year high.

Networks: Low Women's Clothing Sales Foreshadow 'Nightmare'

Reporters paint ominous picture of the holiday shopping season based on one sector showing lower sales - even though many are up.

AP: Group Praises China on Climate, Bashes U.S.

United States second worst in world according to left-wing environmentalist organization.

USA Today Praises Bill's Dimming of Incandescents

Reporter ignores environmental and financial downsides of high-tech light bulbs.

Being a Businessman Counts Against Apple CEO Jobs in 'Person of the Year' Contest

Time magazine's Web site states 'He's a businessman' as a 'con' in the race for its much-ballyhooed 'Person of the Year' title.

Dumpster Divers Against Bush: 'World News' Showcases Freeganism

ABC goes into peculiar nature of subculture called freeganism, but ignores business side as well as health risks and dangers of the practice.

$15M Anchor Asks if A-Rod's Worth $28 Million

'60 Minutes'' Couric wonders if fans can trust the market of Major League Baseball to compensate its players fairly.

Barone: Why Voters Think the Economy Is in Trouble

U.S. News & World Report writer cites the memory gap between voters who lived through the 1970s and 'new electorate.'

Ed Begley Jr. Claims 'Green' Decisions Save Money

At Hollywood conference, actor and activist makes a case for green choices and the bottom line.

ABC Calls Socialized Medicine 'System That Works'

Three consecutive nights 'World News' pushes universal coverage agenda with patriotism, one-sided experts and biased ABC doctor.

Gore Wins Nobel Prize for Sexy, According to Wash. Post

Climate change campaigner dubbed 'the thinking girl's thoroughbred' in steamy Style section tribute.

CNN's Velshi: Federal Reserve Board is 'Late to the Party'

Media continue to question Fed after interest rate cut and speculate about recession.

Cramer: Small Rate Cut 'Delayed the Recovery'

'Mad Money' host 'no longer fiery' about Fed but says it's more likely banks will fail and economy will go into recession.

Hollywood Hypocrisy: Diesel Truck Brings Electric Scooter to 'Green' Conference

Vectrix touts 'zero-emissions' scooter for film industry members that want to lessen carbon footprint.

Another View: MSM Misses on Mortgage Rescue

Why they should get a Pulitzer in misframing an issue.

Top Ten Media Myths of 2007

A Mortgage Bailout?

The lending agreement still involves the government picking winners and losers.

Hollywood Execs Call for 'Subliminal' Green Messages

Panelists blame failure of environmental movies on 'complicated information;' tell audience 'you know way more than the average American.'

CNBC Loves Warren Buffett-style Populism

World's second wealthiest man pitched softball questions by CNBC reporter prior to 'special cause:' Clinton fundraiser.

Gore: Hasn't 'Ruled Out' Politics, But Only as 'Candidate for President.'

Former vice president tells CNN he hasn't 'ruled out the idea of getting back into the political process at some point in the future.'

CNN: Gore Still 'Bitter' Over Presidential Defeat

Nobel winner bashes U.S., calls for ban on new coal plants, creation of wealth redistributing carbon tax.

CNN Talks to Homeowner Ignorant about His Loan: Is Rate Freeze 'Unfair'?

'American Morning' anchor interviews homeowner facing foreclosure who won't be 'helped.'

The Medias Top 10 Economic Myths of 2007: Executive Summary

Compiled by the Business & Media Institute

The Medias Top 10 Economic Myths of 2007

Compiled by the Business and Media Institute

$200 Million Mortgage Plan Not Enough for Networks

Media criticize Bush plan, calling for even more 'relief' from government for irresponsible borrowers.