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FOX NEWS ASKS N.Y. TIMES FOR 'CORRECTION'
Tuesday, May 18 2004

Fox News has demanded that the New York Times publish a correction after a reference to it as "the conservative cable network" appeared in the newspaper. Referring to an article by Alessandra Stanley, Fox News spokesman Robert Zimmerman said that the reference either reflected "either the writer's editorial opinion, which should not have been evidence (sic) in a news story, or an intentional attempt to mislabel Fox News." In an interview with the Washington Post, the newspaper's culture editor responded that Stanley was writing as a critic and was therefore "well within her rights to call Fox pretty much whatever she wants."

L.A. TIMES EDITOR ASSAILS FOX NEWS
Monday, May 10 2004

The editor of the Los Angeles Times has leveled a scathing attack against Fox News Channel, charging that the cable news network practices "pseudo journalism" and is intent on manipulating its audience. Delivering the annual Ruhl Lecture at the University of Oregon last Thursday, editor John S. Carroll cited a study that showed that 80 percent of the people who watch Fox News Channel believed either that: weapons of mass destruction had been found in (more)

NEWS CORP SEES PROFITS SOAR
Friday, May 7 2004

Thanks largely to strong performances by its television units, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp recorded a nearly 50-percent rise in profits in the last quarter compared with the same period a year ago. Earnings rose to $465 million from $275 million as Fox News Channel doubled its operating income, FX's audience averaged 1 million viewers in primetime for the first time, and American Idol overwhelmed the competition on the Fox TV network, thereby boosting its operating (more)