FOX NEWS CRIES CENSORSHIP

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FOX NEWS CRIES CENSORSHIP
Friday, May 7 2004

Fox News is claiming that an Atlanta billboard company is censoring a sign that it rents across the street from CNN's Atlanta offices. The company has used the sign since 1999 to needle CNN about its falling market share among news viewers and chide it about apparent missteps. It had recently wanted the sign changed to read: "Now That CNN's Ratings are Gone With the Wind, Our Work on This Board Is Done. We Love You Atlanta. Brought to you by your friends at FOX News Channel." However, despite threats of legal action, the billboard company involved has refused to change the sign.

STUDY SHOWS CABLE TV NEWS GIVES BUSH 3 TIMES MORE AIRTIME THAN KERRY
Monday, April 19 2004

A study by a video monitoring service for the Washington Post shows that the cable news networks have given President Bush more than three times as much coverage as John Kerry. Fox News exec John Moody told the newspaper: "There's a newsmaking bar both candidates have to pass, which is slightly lowered for an incumbent president who might be commenting on the day's events." CNN exec Sue Buda added: "There's a breaking-news quality to when (more)

'SANITIZING' THE WAR?
Thursday, April 1 2004
Television news producers grappled with the question of how much -- if any -- of the grisly footage of the attacks on Americans in Iraq Wednesday ought to be broadcast. Fox News Channel showed none of it, saying that "it was too graphic in nature to put on our air." CNN showed a brief sequence of burned bodies hanging from the steelwork of a bridge, saying that "some images are necessary to fully illustrate the (more)