Dear Lord Above, Can We Buy Associated Press A Clue?
It is, of course, possible to err. You know, all that being human bit. But we would rather hope that international news agencies do...
The Grandiosity Of Modern Journalism
From Vice we get a statement that really does misunderstand what this journalism, media, thing is all about:
Journalism is not supposed to be a...
A Letter To The Economist
From one of our readers:
Sir,
Charlemagne’s column (Economist, 16.4.20) was a classic example of your desperate, almost fanatical, support of the EU and...
The Media Dog That Didn’t Bark
From our US correspondent, Esteban:
There is a rather famous exchange in “The Adventure of Silver Blaze” by Arthur Conan Doyle – Sherlock Holmes comments...
Polly Toynbee And The Use Of Facts
Over the years a number of us have made fun of Polly Toynbee's approach to facts and evidence. There even used to be a...
The Guardian Makes The Wrong Point About Stock Losses
How surprised we are that The Guardian manages to get the wrong end of the stick in a story about business. Or markets. Or...
Baltimore Mayor Begs Residents To Stop Shooting Each Other So Hospital Beds Can Be...
Amazingly, not from the Babylon Bee:
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young urged residents to put down their guns and heed orders to stay home after...
The Guardian, Wrong About Everything. Always. Cum-Ex Edition
That the Guardian is wrong about everything, always, is by now common knowledge. True, they manage to spell their own masthead correctly these days...
Times Obituaries – A Change Is Needed
Something seems to have gone a little wrong with the Times Obits page. Something that needs correction.
In an election described as “Claytie versus the...
Doesn’t This Just Describe Teen Vogue To A T?
The Guardian tells us that:
Teen magazines may be extinct, but their pernicious advice still lives online
Rachael Krishna
Well, yes, quite:
https://www.teenvogue.com/tag/socialism
For Teen Vogue's portrayal of socialism...