A previous letter requesting a statement from the FA chairman to counter coverage of Warner's acceptance of the gift is said to have gone unacknowledged.
USA Today did not turn a profit until 1993, four years after Mr. Neuharth had retired and after the newspaper had begun shifting to more serious, and often lengthier, news coverage, partly to counter the paper's reputation as a lightweight but also to draw more readers and advertisers, which it did.
Buchanan quickly realized that images of the most rabid, unruly protesters — inevitably the focus of television coverage — provided better counter-spin than any Republican sound bite could.
With a 21percentt cut in Medicare reimbursement, tens of thousands more doctors will refuse Medicare patients and the goal of getting more Americans health coverage will be countered by fewer available doctors.
Having declared, through her lawyers, that she would be seeking to sue the Mail and the London Evening Standard (and possibly the Sun later) over their allegations, can Mills McCartney counter their coverage with a cogent cause of action?
At a forum organised by the Islamic Council of Victoria on the weekend, a group of around 100 people turned the tables on five journalists about media coverage of Muslims, terrorism, counter-terrorism laws, police raids, multiculturalism and the hijab.
Looking at Facebook or watching news coverage of protests and counter-protests, it's easy to imagine the US as split into two bitter political factions.
That said, Stewart seems to think that counter-coverage of O'Reilly's claims has been pretty immature.
In a memo to Klein he had asked that Klein (as Magruder described it in his memo) "take appropriate action to counter biased TV coverage of the Adm. over the summer".
The consequence of a decade's worth of indiscriminate demonization of Arabs in America — and of the low quotient of comprehensive adult news coverage that might have helped counter it — is the steady rise in Islamophobia.
