"One of the most darkly hilarious things to watch is how government apologists and media servants are driven by total herd behavior: they all mindlessly adopt the same script and then just keep repeating it because they see others doing so and, like parrots, just mimic what they hear.
In an extended interview on Democracy Now!, Greenwald says the reaction from reporters, including Andrew Ross Sorkin of the New York Times and David Gregory of "Meet the Press," is further proof the "beltway media" are "servants of the government, mouthpieces for it".
Not in the way that was originally reported by the media, your humble servant included.
According to the text of the draft law distributed to the local news media, 30,000 civil servants — or 3 percent of the public work force — would be put on reduced salary by the end of the year.
He has not, so far, been able to tempt in a heavyweight from the south-west, the home of the Yoruba people who feel particularly aggrieved by decades of northern military rule.In this section Maybe, minister War in the heart of Africa After the bomb Keeping its powder dry ReprintsInstead, there have been calls in the state-owned media for civil servants to run their ministries.
BitTorrent, a company whose name has long meant digital piracy to content owners, now wants to be the online media industry's humble servant.
They are the neoconservatives, or neocons a catchall name for a disparate group of authors, academics, media moguls and public servants who trace their intellectual lineage (accurately or not) to the teachings of a German migr named Leo Strauss.
When Kempton lost Cook in January, he accused Gordon – the second Indigenous man elected to Queensland parliament – on social media of enlisting public servants working in Gulf of Carpentaria communities in "a concerted campaign of despicable lies to scare Indigenous voters".
In November 2013, as the South Sudanese claimed that they could not afford to pay civil servants, various media outlets reported that the country was in the hole for as much as $4.5 billion, which had been borrowed from an assortment of commercial banks.
Our brightest undergraduates, politicians, public servants and media editors must see that primary care research is where important and exciting work is being done.
Steinem was savvy enough to understand that the thorny gift of brains and beauty had made her attractive to the mass media and an unexpectedly useful servant of the cause.
