Month: July 2009

By Edward S. Herman and David Peterson There are many problems with the Campaign for Peace and Democracy’s “Question & Answer on the Iran Crisis,” issued by the CPD on July 7 (http://www.cpdweb.org/news/20090707.shtml), and widely →

Closing The Loop The “big beasts” of the pre-digital media age are in big trouble, the Guardian tells us. In the last year, they have faced, not only structural challenges but the worst recession for →

Reporting Elections In Iran And Iraq As discussed in Part 1, media across the UK ‘spectrum’ have expressed outrage at even circumstantial evidence of Iranian political corruption. A Guardian leader observed: “That the Iranian elections →

Iran, Obama, Gaza, And MPs’ Expenses In a recent alert, we described how the modern corporation is an inherently predatory, even psychopathic, entity. We noted that business managers are legally obliged to subordinate human and →