Vaccines, autism and political fraud: lifting the veil (PODCAST)
Vaccines, autism and political fraud: One of the most important stories we’ve covered on Full Measure
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astroturf and media manipulation
The recent sordid history of fake news (PODCAST)
A look at fake news before it was called “fake news,” and media efforts to propagandize the term.
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How the Coronavirus Response is Forcing Education Reform in America (PODCAST)
Some public school advocates may not have thoroughly thought through the impact of shutting down public schools and colleges. But I did.
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What are other journalism professionals saying about SLANTED?
Americans should be alarmed by the increasingly tight grip on news and information by special interests and corporate interests. In “SLANTED: How the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism,” Sharyl Attkisson tells the important inside story
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(WATCH) Who’s controlling your information– and why?
It’s an important question to ask as we approach the 2020 election: Who’s controlling your information– and why? My new book, Slanted: How the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism digs deep into this phenomenon. Fact-checkers,
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Misreporting on Trump’s Latest Executive Action, and Media Mistakes in the Era of Trump #36-60 (PODCAST)
The misreporting on Trump’s payroll tax holiday reached a crescendo, and becomes another in the growing list of Media Mistakes in the Era of Trump.
When fact checks are far from factual or fair (Podcast)
My investigation found “fact check” efforts often rely on activists and advocates with common partisan ties and deep ideological roots.
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When “fact checks” aren’t fair
The following is an excerpt from my investigation at Real Clear Investigations. Investigative Issues: The Troubling Fact Is That Media Fact-Checkers Tend to Lean ← Left By Sharyl Attkisson A growing response to today’s chaotic information landscape sounds inviting and
