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John Kirch worked as a newspaper reporter and magazine editor for 16 years before receiving his doctorate in journalism and public affairs. He teaches college journalism and writes about the news media, politics, and third-party movements.

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Economic stimulus package reported from elite perspective

Media scholars have long argued that mainstream journalism reports public affairs from within parameters...
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Rally scheduled for Jan. 12

The Network to Stop Foreclosures and Evictions has scheduled a rally and press conference in front of the Baltimore...
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Organizers seek end to Baltimore evictions

The Network to Stop Foreclosures and Evictions is calling on the Baltimore City Council to pass legislation that would make the city a...
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Did the Washington Post really bring down Nixon?

The death last week of W. Mark Felt (a.k.a. Deep Throat) re-opens an interesting debate over whether the press, and specifically the Washington Post,...
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Dr Qais Ghanem on human rights

Here is some more information about the Green Party's efforts to press human rights issues during an Obama...
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Chomsky: Actions speak louder than words

Noam Chomsky has called the election of Barack Obama an historic achievement for the United States that can be attributed at least in part to the...
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A fire on Obama's left flank

President-elect Barack Obama may have been called a “socialist” during the 2008 campaign, but to those...
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Chomsky on Obama

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The following is the transcript of an e-mail interview between Examiner.com and Noam Chomsky. Examiner.com: As...
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A media blind spot?

For those of you interested in third-party candidates, please see the op-ed piece I wrote for the Baltimore Sun...
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ACORN: The great nonstory

The right-wing's attack on ACORN's voter registration drive is perhaps one of the great overblown stories of the...
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