"The New York Times noted my strong on-air criticism as an NBC commentator.
After an accumulation of controversies, including the Ahmadi show and on-air criticism of sex education material in school textbooks, he left the station in 2010.
Howard did deliver a "passionate" on-air criticism of the student fees that Mr Clegg is taking so much criticism over ("Nine grand is too much"), but he generally avoids politics.
MacLennan said she aired criticism publicly to preempt any accusations of bungling or wrongdoing on her part.
In interviews in July, Mr. Uygur, a liberal who has been an especially harsh critic of President Obama, said he sensed that MSNBC executives had been influenced by political pressure, even though the channel regularly airs criticism of the president.
Syrian media activists working to establish a credible alternative to the state broadcaster in areas of the country held by rebel groups were dealt a blow this month in the northeastern province of Raqqa, where a radio station that aired criticism of Qaeda-linked militants was closed down by the Islamists and one citizen journalist was kidnapped.
For some Russian writers who remember the days when anonymous censors could strike words and phrases from their books or even ban them altogether, holding the conference here, and airing criticism of the government's conduct of the Chechen war, is what PEN is all about.
Fourth and finally, in partnership with colleges and universities, the media should cover realistic solutions to our current challenges and the value of a college education -- its benefits -- at the same time that it fully airs criticism of higher education.
Mr. Silver had already aired criticisms of this new anti-obesity platform, notably in The New York Post.
For decades, the Chinese government has aired criticisms of American culture and American imperialism, but such commentary was notably absent after September 11th.
If everyone's a critic, and has a platform to air that criticism, how do people decide who to trust?
