Media

Many of the corporations that control our media have direct financial interests in war.

This week's show: 60 Minutes went to Liberia to cover the Ebola crisis. The segment was moving; but who was missing?

Peter Hart looks at ABC's airing of a GOP infomercial, and some good - and not so good - midterm coverage.

The impunity with which successive Greek governments and Greece's media moguls operate makes the Greek case stand out.

Who profited and who lost from the Greek government's sudden shutdown of a national public broadcaster?

This story can be seen as an exemplary piece of blowing smoke reporting.

In large part because of decisions made during the Reagan and Clinton administrations, our media is now an info-tainment mess.

Middle-class outrage at the recent removal of Banksy's graffiti in an area of poverty and racial tension indicates how disconnected the bourgeoisie are from the realities of working-class life …

When journalists cover fracking, they often fail to mention its contribution to global warming.

Allison Kilkenny and Jamie Kilstein talk about their new book, discuss why independent media is so needed and more.