Well, if there’s one thing you can say about the New York Times, it’s that they’re consistent. In the 1930s the Times became a megaphone for Walter Duranty’s revolting campaign of apologism and denial for Stalin. In 1959, it praised Fidel Castro and claimed that “Cuba
Sorry Stuff but there was no title up for grabs to be won. And from within the same article… I’m sure they meant to write “hang up.“ If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
If you think you’re just being paranoid when you imagine that the left absolutely dominate the public sphere, out of all proportion to the expressed will of the people at the ballot boxes, think again. Yes, the media do overwhelmingly lean left, and, no, they’re not in the
A fourth person retains name suppression but four have been named. Is there someone else, or can’t they count? If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
With their characteristic selflessness and unflinching dedication to the public good, New Zealand’s legacy media have lately taken to agitating for a wholly government-funded media, akin to the BBC, or Australia’s ABC. After all, the public just don’t want to pay for their product voluntarily any
A divorce? NZ Herald does it again! 8.44 pm Sat 15.2.20 If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
95% less harmful than traditional smoking, vaping is the very definition of harm reduction. Yet the media has gone all out to disparage it. Filter.mag dismantles one of the most recent attacks. New York Magazine ran an article this month—in its “Intelligencer” vertical, of all places—with the
Michael Reddell croakingcassandra.com It was remarkable to pick up the Herald yesterday and find their coverage of the SFO prosecutions over the donations to the National Party given over to some “gotcha” attacks on Jami-Lee Ross. The huge headline is “Own Goal” and the next level down is
Today’s Stuff up of the day is from the NZ Herald or as we often refer to it…”A newspaper”. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
Here’s a story that should be familiar to BFD readers: a lone nutcase who isn’t a jihadist goes on a killing spree. Politicians and media immediately fall over themselves to express their moral goodness while cynically exploiting the tragedy for all they’re worth. Anyone whose views can
Jacinda Ardern’s fingernails must be carbon fibre enhanced as she digs them into the myth of an unbiased MSM. To the contrary, on a daily basis we receive news and opinion that is consistently unfair and unbalanced. Anyone following American politics will recognise that Trump news is predominantly liberal
Chris Trotter has written on the aggressive antics of the Radio NZ branch of the Media Party: RADIO NEW ZEALAND needs to reflect very carefully about the position in which it now finds itself. If it fails to alter its present course, there is a real possibility it will find
This is from the Press sub-section of Stuff (20 February 08:00), its the final paragraph of the article. Really it’s just poor English followed by non-existant proofreading but I do have to admit it is consistent with the generally poor quality of the rag’s regular
More sloppy, or non-existent, proofreading from Stuff. I’m guessing there was meant to be the word “will” between it and retire. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
