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On the Media: This Week
On the Media explores accusations of liberal bias against NPR.
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Our Complicated Relationship With iPhone's Siri
Brian Horne assesses Siri's strengths, weaknesses and what she (it?) hearkens back to.
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Duped into Blasphemy?
The actors in the film said to have sparked riots in Egypt and Libya may not have known what they were doing.
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"I had nothing to do really with anything. Now we have people dead because of a movie I was in. It makes me sick."
-Actress Cindy Lee Garcia about appearing in the film Innocence of Muslims
US Government Returns Seized Domain Names
Thursday, August 30, 2012
In December of last year, OTM spoke with the lawyer of a Spanish sports website, which had its domain names seized by the US Government. Yesterday, the U.S. Government quietly dropped their case.
THE STORY OF THE TIMES' GORY EMPIRE STATE SHOOTING PHOTO
Friday, August 24, 2012
Producer Bernie Bernstein finds the citizen behind the photo gruesome photo of the Empire State Building shooting that was up briefly on the front page of the New York Times website. (warning: contains graphic imagery)
Exposed Critical Infrastructure is on the Internet
Friday, August 10, 2012
In an audio extra on the blog, Producer Alex Goldman talks to security researcher Eireann Leverett about how he was able to find unsecured critical infrastructure connected to the global internet.
- Why Are All the Religious References in "Innocence of Muslims" Dubbed? [UPDATED]
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Does NPR Have a Liberal Bias?
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A Brief History of Bias Accusations Against NPR
- Media Scrutiny Theater 2012: Son of Boss
- Media Scrutiny Theater 2012: Canadian Health Care
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Covering Conventions, the Legacy of Sun Myung Moon, and More
- Media Scrutiny Theater 2012: "New Morning"
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Conclusions on NPR's Liberal Bias
- The Story of the Times' Gory Empire State Shooting Photo
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On Siri (or “Operator? I Hardly Know Her!”)
