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Thomas: Obama should court Fox News
During the Cold War, the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe were among the broadcast entities that effectively penetrated the Iron Curtain to deliver truth to the "captive nations" that were being fed a steady dose of propaganda by their communist rulers. Those dictators did everything they could to "jam" the signals so that their people would only hear what their unelected overseers wanted them to hear.

What others say: Snubbing Fox News was a bad idea
Chris Wallace is not Glenn Beck or Sean Hannity, and plenty of the people who watch Fox News are not ideological zealots. The network's viewers include, among others, moderate conservatives who have doubts about President Barack Obama and his health care plan and who want a civil discussion of health care solutions.

Credible News Sources
Recently, Keith Olbermann, on his MSNBC news show, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, cited Fox News as the "worst persons in the world." He claimed that the Fox News Channel is blatant right-wing propaganda. He also noted that President Obama, in a recent TV interview (the same interview, incidentally, as the now-notorious fly-swatting incident, in which, according to news reports on MSNBC, NBC, CBS, CNN and elsewhere, the President demonstrates his "remarkable fly-swatting skills") claimed that there was at least one news channel dedicated to undermining his administration at all costs. Olbermann suggests that the President was referring to Fox News.

Social Media Tool Promotes Media Accountability and Citizen Journalism to Counter Media Bias
The new, free, social media service launched at gives citizen journalists a platform to share news important to them, while allowing members of the public to rate and rank major media stories on their news merits, media biases, and more. The service places the power of media accountability in the hands of the average news consumer.

New Movie Spawns Nationwide Tour
Touted as a family-friendly version of Blue Collar Comedy Tour, four critically-acclaimed comics take their acts on the road beginning in November