Nearly five years after its purchase of ABC, the Disney Company made
history in late March by subjecting a confused 6-year-old boy to a
preposterous "interview." For ABC News superstar Diane Sawyer, it was all
in a day's work. But former...
29 March 2000
"Judge Hiller assigns Lindsay the repugnant task of defending nun-killer
Michael Kingston. Lindsay discovers the police search that found the body
was unconstitutional, and against all her morals, moves that Kingston be
released. Helen...
28 March 2000
AUSTIN, Texas -- Those of you old enough to remember the Vietnam War will
recall the early years, when the majority of Americans couldn't find the
place on a map and practically nobody could tell the difference between the
Viet Cong and...
26 March 2000
Does America have a military-industrial-media complex?
Whether you consider the question in terms of psychology or economics, some grim answers are available from the National Association of Broadcasters, a powerful industry...
25 March 2000
The media summer of 2000 is now history. As leaves begin to fall,
let's consider a few key dynamics of the political season that has just passed.
Despite complaints about smarmy orchestration and chronic pandering, the...
23 March 2000
Despite all the emphasis on new media, photography has never lost the power to move us. Some recent photo essays in major American magazines, focusing on the poor and dispossessed, are efforts to break through abstraction and indifference...
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