Media

Rupert Murdoch continues to wield unparalleled influence through his control of Fox News and his vast media empire that stretches around the globe.

“Successful” whistleblowing, where the protagonist actually manages to be heard in the media, is a matter of luck.

Robert McChesney continues his argument for a press that does not represent the interests of the oligarchy.

It's time for a serious discussion in the US about the role of our news media.

It's got to be rad to own a magazine or newspaper and feel like merely publishing information makes you into Tom Paine.

I think such people are outraged by evils they have permitted themselves to see as evil, while blinding themselves to horrors they prefer not to recognize.

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.