Tag Archives: Jay Rosen

guess who’s coming to dinner

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Dave

As Glenn Greenwald pointed out in a recent article, there is very little to differentiate the two candidates, the idea being to take minor and incidental differences that have little or no significant consequence and exaggerate them, inflate them beyond … Continue reading →

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bank on it: riding the gatsby curve

Posted on October 16, 2012 by Dave

Monopoly theories of profits. State sanctioned cartels. Wring out last drop of blood, milking the last dollar. its ruling class economic-politics , closed and narrow, like minded, and they have a self-perpetuating control of the key establishments of the state. And … Continue reading →

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the daily grind of small acts

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Dave

Reconciliation and retribution. The ability to forgive. How should a victim behave when faced with their torturer? And what are the points on intersection between vengeance and justice?… With World Press Freedom Day, it seems to serve as a promotion … Continue reading →

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Safer To Be Irresponsible than Obsolete

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Dave

Ardent defender of the faith , paired with a bitter ambivalence towards technology and new media, is a recurring characteristic of Morley Safer’s public pronouncements .Safer is a celebrity broadcast journalist of ”60 Minutes” television fame. Safer has been spreading fear-mongering … Continue reading →