Month: July 2002

Chemistry teachers have long delighted students by showing how near-perfect symmetrical structures can be produced by pouring a large number of small balls into a square box, whereupon a perfect pyramid is inevitably produced. The →

Mark Damazer, the deputy director of BBC News, has declared his support for the recent controversial BBC Correspondent documentary on Iraq (see archived media alerts at http://www.Media Lens.org/frameset_alerts.html ). In a letter to The Guardian, →

Mark Damazer, the deputy director of BBC News, has declared his support for the recent controversial BBC Correspondent documentary on Iraq (see archived media alerts here). In a letter to The Guardian, Damazer defends the →

 Deputy Director of BBC News responds on Correspondent Mark Damazer, the deputy director of BBC News, has declared his support for the recent controversial BBC Correspondent documentary on Iraq (see archived media alerts at http://www.Media →

On May 13, 2002, Media Lens issued a media alert titled ‘The Media’s Stranglehold on the “Climate” Debate’The Media’s Stranglehold on the “Climate” Debate’: We suggested that Media Lens readers contact Michael McCarthy and John →

On June 24, 2002, Media Lens published a Media Alert: ‘John Sweeney Of The Observer And The BBC on Mass Death In Iraq‘ Media Lens has since received the following eye-opening article from Mark Seddon, →