by Diego Del Campo
Women in positions of power in the public sphere is still a relatively new, if slowly progressing sight. It’s become now conventional wisdom that 2008 was a year when women broke barriers in politics. Hillary Clinton was a serious contender to win her party’s nomination, and Sarah Palin became the first woman [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘MSNBC’
December 16, 2008
2008: The Unbroken Glass Ceiling
September 26, 2008
Media bias…
By Diego Del Campo
In the discussion on Thursday, a few people disagreed that the media was biased in ways that favored Obama and disadvantaged McCain. Like I said in my post a last week, I still think the media, for the most part, is biased. Yes, Fox News is the number one cable news network, [...]
September 18, 2008
Media overly critical of Obama
By Diego Del Campo
Just to elaborate on how the media has been critical of Obama, at least in this election cycle:
I know this is compiled by the McCain camp, but I think it’s a fair representation (except for one or two clips) of how the media has treated Obama ever since [...]
September 16, 2008
Embarrassing, indeed
By Diego Del Campo
Much has been said (or has it?) about the media’s so-called bias favoring John McCain (at some times) and Barack Obama (most of the time). While some people call it “whining” (when on the other side) there’s pretty much no denying that MSNBC has really out-Foxed even the fairest and most balanced [...]
