Articles by Cliff Kincaid

Security risk at New York Times finds audience at Brown.

Find out why Alberto Fernandez might be the only Bush Administration official welcome on any college campus.

The “classic text on the mass media” claims that Accuracy in Media was founded in the 1980, when the organization was already more than a decade old.

Stories about the controversy over the Pope’s remarks on Islam have featured the views of Sheik Yusuf Qaradawi, who has a regular show on the Al-Jazeera television network.

A university study exposes Al_Jazeera but, of course, it does not come from an American institution of higher learning.

If the 9/11 conspiracy theories circulated by academics such as the University of Wisconsin’s Kevin Barrett sound familiar, it might be because they echo the themes heard on Al-Jazeera’s broadcasts.

If there is a rogue element in the CIA that is manipulating the press and the government behind the scenes, is this not a story that should be told? Those who run our journalism schools don’t seem to think so.

Two surprises: a university scientist who doesn’t buy into global warming hysteria and was quoted in USA Today.

NY Times publisher, Sulzberger delivered an odd address to the graduating students of SUNY New Paltz.

Cliff Kincaid, editor of Accuracy in Media’s AIM report, continues his analysis of a recent commencement address given by New York Times publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Jr. at the Stat University of New York at New Paltz.

Some universities gift their best and brightest with copies of The New York Times but is the old Gray Lady any more reliable than the college newspaper?

A national uproar over an Arab company buying some port operations forced
cancellation of the deal but when a controversial Saudi Prince spends $40
million to promote himself and his views through two major universities and takes out a
two-page ad in the Washington Post highlighting his efforts, hardly anyone in
the media bats an eyelid.