Murdoch's WSJ: More News, Less Business
Keep forgetting what paper you're reading when you crack the WSJ in the morning? It's not you. It really is different since Rupert Murdoch bought it last year.
How different? The Project on Excellence in Journalism took a tally since News Corp. (NWS) took over: Business coverage is down 50% (!) on the front page, while political and foreign news are way up. Since Dec. 13, the Journal has devoted almost as much front-page real estate to politics (18%) as the New York Times (26.5%).
A complete study of the transformation is available at journalism.org, but here's a handy pre- and post-Murdoch synopsis:




There is no more bizarre more charicaturish (is that a word) parody of the right wing than that editorial page.
it's hilarious!
liberals and democrats once again destroyed 'murka by not supporting the ultra-right, capitalist/'murka-loving wing of the republican party and they're going to raise your taxes again and eat your first born and regulate your thoughts and tax your death and make you speak french!
it's true!
pure hilarity. always good for a 5 minute read and a nice chuckle everyday.