Tabloids on Townhall

• Reporters defend tabloids at UK media inquiry Mon Jan 9
  AP News
• At British hearing, stars turn tables on tabloids Mon Nov 21
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• At British hearing, stars turn tables on tabloids Sun Nov 20
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• BBC: Murdoch tabloid spied on Prince William Tue Nov 8
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• Graying Cold War terror chief Carlos goes to trial Sun Nov 6
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• Caddie causes stir with racial inference to Woods Fri Nov 4
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• Herman Cain's Gauntlet Thu Nov 3
  Cal Thomas
  When it comes to sex, the media apply different standards to Republicans and Democrats. ... more
• Russia's 10 spies chose different paths at home Mon Oct 31
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• Poles prepare to vote in parliametary elections Sat Oct 8
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• Signs Paul McCartney wedding may be near Sat Oct 8
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• Former Beatle McCartney weds US heiress on Sunday -reports Fri Oct 7
  Reuters News
• Hugh Grant: Reform needed after phone hacking saga Tue Oct 4
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• Kercher family perplexed by verdict freeing Knox Tue Oct 4
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• Knox changed under the spotlight Wed Sep 28
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• Riot Rationalization Misses the Mark Fri Aug 12
  Jonah Goldberg
  Riots are fascinating things. How lawless greed, cruelty and violence suddenly set fire to the minds of men is one of the most mysterious, almost magical (though not in the positive sense) manifestations of human behavior. ... more
• In Praise of Tabloids Fri Jul 29
  Suzanne Fields
  What would a world without tabloids look like? Not as much fun, for sure, if the tattletales and snoopers and others of irreverent ilk lost their voices on the printed page. Who would supply headlines such as, "Headless Body Found in Topless Bar" (New York Post), "Ford to City: Drop Dead" (New York Daily News), or perhaps the pithiest of them all, the show biz tab Variety on the stock-market crash that announced the Depression, "Wall Street Lays an Egg." ... more
• Glee Over Murdoch Troubles Thu Jul 21
  Cal Thomas
  "Glee" is not just an American TV show, it is also the emotion many people feel and express toward the trouble Rupert Murdoch's News Corp is having, since they consider Murdoch's properties a blight on their formerly pristine media landscape. ... more
• Media Mogul Charged With First Degree Murdoch Wed Jul 20
  Ann Coulter
  In December 1996, a Florida couple, John and Alice Martin, who sounded suspiciously like union goons, claimed to have inadvertently tapped into a phone conversation between then House Speaker Newt Gingrich and House Republican leadership. ... more
• Special Report: Murdoch row - why UK tabloids bin-dive and blag Thu Jul 7
  Reuters News
• Bad Week for Dems Wed Jun 8
  Rich Galen
  While the rest of America was watching Anthony Weiner sorta, kinda accept responsibility for the fact that he had lied to himself (among others), the Washington Post's Godfather of Political Reporting, Dan Balz, was poring over the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll which made Weiner's mea culpa seem like good news. ... more
• What the Strauss-Kahn Incident Reveals About the Inner Workings Of France Wed May 18
  Rachel Marsden
  International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, known as the "Great Seducer" in his home country of France, flunked out at seducing New York Judge Melissa C. Jackson this week. ... more
• Japanese tabloids make hay of royal family foibles Fri Feb 4
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• A Reliable Prediction Tue Dec 28
  Cal Thomas
  You don't have to be a psychic who forecasts future events for supermarket tabloids to accurately predict what awaits the new congressional Republican class of 2011. ... more
• John Mayer makes sure music rises above tabloids Tue Nov 17
  AP News

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