Accuracy in Media

CNN’s article continued to reference Hillary Clinton’s exclusive and illegal use of private e-mails to conduct State Department (i.e. federal government) business with Vice President Mike Pence’s use of a private e-mail account at AOL to conduct political business. However, the Washington Post disagreed with the liberal misinformation and pointed out that Pence used the […]

Yup, $8 million to fly to Hawaii to vacation.

This executive action by newly-elected GOP Governor Matt Bevin will help avoid situations such as clerks not signing marriage licenses, as in the case with Kentucky clerk Kim Davis.

The taxi cab drivers protested how Uber is circumventing regulations that taxi cabs have to abide by.

The Huffington Post has decided that Ferguson, Missouri is worthy of long-term attention from the media, and therefore is asking individuals to help fund a “Ferguson Fellowship” to the tune of $40,000. They want to ensure that the town isn’t forgotten after the media hubbub dies down from the Michael Brown shooting. After all, once […]

WASHINGTON — AOL is trying to wean itself off of its longtime dial-up subscription service and is planning to buy an electronic trading platform to help companies advertise on video websites. Reuters reports that this deal with Adap.tv will cost $405 million and will mark the most recent large acquisition yet under CEO Tim Armstrong. […]

It has been a little more than a year since AOL announced it was buying the mega news-aggregation website The Huffington Post for what was considered an astronomical price of $315 million. At the time analysts wondered whether or not AOL-HuffPo would eventually become more HuffPo than AOL, since the site was showing some growth […]

According to the New York Post, the merger of AOL and the Huffington Post, which is approaching its one-year anniversary next week, has been an utter disaster — for AOL. One year after getting into bed with the media princess and plunking down $135 million to buy the Huffington Post, the AOL boss has seen […]

AOL stock nosedived by more than 25% yesterday after the company released earnings that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations. The earnings reflected the first full quarter since the company purchased the Huffington Post earlier this year, which has failed to provide any of the synergy that AOL stockholders were promised when the deal was […]

In yet another sign that AOL wasn’t really buying the Huffington Post but that the eponymous liberal website was being paid to take over AOL, Mediaite reports that HuffPo will take over the AOL news operation. The folding of the Aol News department and replacement by HuffPost will create an interesting dynamic between the more […]