Accuracy in Media

CBS presented liberal climate change propaganda as irrefutable fact on the season opener of “Madam Secretary,” a political drama about a fictional Secretary of State. During the episode, entitled “Sea Change,” the Secretary says about climate change that: “It’s not a matter of belief. Based on the consensus in the scientific community I am convinced […]

Interesting commentary from Jay Caruso over at Conservative Review. Worth a read: The issue of the running mate has always fascinated the press and politicos. It is something they can discuss ad nauseam. Questions abound such as, “Will so and so help in this state?” and “Will people be thinking about so and so when […]

A new law was passed in Poland where the government took over media and television, which resulted in protests by tens of thousands of Polish citizens.

  Newspapers, which have been in a general decline for the last several years, received some more bad news this week with the release of a new survey from Edison Research that showed that they have become the least essential form of media in our lives. The survey asked respondents to answer the question: “Among […]

In its latest poll on confidence in U.S. institutions, Gallup reports that Americans’ faith in the three major news media platforms—television news, newspapers, and news on the Internet—is at or tied with record lows, and that trust in Internet or online news topped television news for the first time. The number of Americans who have “a […]