Occupy Wall Street bashes Fox News

Occupy Wall Street bashes Fox News


Street movement. Over the weekend, Geraldo Rivera got chased out of Zuccotti Park and a recent protester during an interview criticized Fox harshly on the lack of coverage, calling the media outlet a propaganda machine. Jesse LaGreca, an Occupy Wall Street protester, explains why he let Fox News have it.
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Fox News: no more need for Glenn Beck?

Fox News: no more need for Glenn Beck?


Glenn Beck is now officially off the air at Fox News - he wrapped up his last show on the channel yesterday. While some might be sad that his Fox days are done, for others the movie is nothing but good news. The question remains, though: what impact has Beck had on American culture over these last few years. Sam Seder the host of the Majority Report, contemplates the issue and speaks about what influence Beck might have had on the political landscape today.

Glenn Beck and FOX -- it's over!

Glenn Beck and FOX -- it's over!


After two and a half years of scaring Americans with phobias, absurdity, and faux American fundamentalism, Glenn Beck's parts ways with FOX news. RT's Anastasia Churkina takes a look at what this means for FOX, for Beck himself and the Americans watching.

US media turns back on minorities

US media turns back on minorities




As more minorities fall through the cracks that the CIA has created through drug addiction, why has mainstream media largely ignored this epidemic or discounted any investigation into this problem? Georgetown University Professor Chris Chambers says investigative reporting has been suffering for a number of years and good reporting is bad business, so you have the corporatization of mainstream media.

War on Christmas

War on Christmas

While the U.S. fights two wars, struggles with record high unemployment, and deals with a budget crisis, some Americans say that the real war this time of year is the 'War on Christmas.'

DrinkingWithBob mad at Jon Stewart

DrinkingWithBob mad at Jon Stewart

More than 200,000 Americans packed the National Mall to take part in comedian Jon Stewart's "Rally to Restore Sanity". But was the message these people were receiving from Jon Stewart outdated? According to Bob Thompson from drinkingwithbob.com, Stewart's message of the mainstream media and cable media is out of control is old news.

Jon Stewart: 'US media failed'

Jon Stewart: 'US media failed'


The Rally to Restore Sanity brought thousands of people to the National Mall in Washington DC Halloween weekend. Much of the US mainstream media was criticized by comedians John Stewart and Stephen Colbert for failing to report in a way that informs people. Stewart tried to make the point that corporate media is only part of a bigger problem that the US is facing currently.