Sep
14
2012
FAIR TV: Chicago Teachers vs. Corporate Media, NYT and Torture, WashPost and Big Oil
Filed Under: Climate Change, Education, Energy, Media Criticism, New York Times, Washington Post
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Activism Director and and Co-producer of CounterSpinPeter Hart is the activism director at FAIR. He writes for FAIR's magazine Extra! and is also a co-host and producer of FAIR's syndicated radio show CounterSpin. He is the author of The Oh Really? Factor: Unspinning Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly (Seven Stories Press, 2003). Hart has been interviewed by a number of media outlets, including NBC Nightly News, Fox News Channel's O'Reilly Factor, the Los Angeles Times, Newsday and the Associated Press. He has also appeared on Showtime and in the movie Outfoxed. Follow Peter on Twitter at @peterfhart.
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[...] Article from http://www.fair.org/blog/2012/09/14/fair-tv-chicago-teachers-vs-corporate-media-nyt-and-torture-wash…FAIR TV: Chicago Teachers vs. Corporate Media, NYT and Torture, WashPost and Big [...]
If I may toss some tiny little brickbats through your new window:
First, lose the arrow hiding the mouth. If you can’t get rid of the arrow, move the mouth.
Second, Peter Hart and Steve Rendall have fine speaking voices, but their talking heads get a bit tedious. How about a medium shot of several people at a desk, or more voice-overs, or some split-screen mugging à la John Stewart? You could also have guest experts respond to the latest lies strewn along the campaign trail.
Finally, add a printout to the commentary. The latest FAIR TV was devastating, and the dearth of comments on it here suggest that a lot of FAIR fans don’t sit through visuals much.