This concise report reviews some of the situations going on in various conflicts within the Middle East, and how combat journalism and the media may impact these conflicts. “Media and the Middle East Conflict” uses historical accounts and cold hard facts to present its case.

Current History, founded in 1914, is the oldest US publication devoted to contemporary world affairs. Authoritative but readable, the magazine publishes nine months per year (September through May).Each issue focuses on a single region or topic, including annual issues on China and East Asia, Russia, the Middle East, Latin America, ...

Jilted by her fiance, marine biologist Lily Greensly retreats to the tranquil shores of Loon Lake to research indigenous fishes and help out at her family’s rustic fishing lodge. But when she finds an enormous, new-age hotel spoiling the view from her cherished inheritance, the little and pristine Osprey Island, ...

Find out the reasons why Mitt Romney’s Presidential campaign was a severely flawed effort. Read all about Romney’s gaffes, strange behavior, flip-flops and outright lies. The damning evidence makes a compelling case against the strategy and questionable tactics used by the Romney campaign. See his lies debunked and his flip-flops ...

Nobody knows more about star power than VANITY FAIR, where you get access to people, personalities and power like no other magazine. From unmasking Deep Throat to intimate interviews with Jennifer Aniston, Martha Stewart and Lindsay Lohan, VANITY FAIR scooped the competition and gave its readers the must-read exclusives everyone ...

With the debates over, and the election just 15 days away, we can either laugh or cry (or both) or neither. I launched Londons Times Cartoons on March 19, 1997 in an abandoned tin warehouse in rural Ms. with just a few hundred bucks and a used 286 IBM clone ...

A big storm, disgruntled commandos, troublesome live shots, a violent standoff, when things get ruff at the TV station overnight they get insane. Tyler Ford did not know when he woke up in the middle of the night just how crazy today’s breaking news was going to get. Tyler Ford ...

Media Depictions of Brides, Wives, and Mothers, edited by Alena Amato Ruggerio, explores how television, film, the internet, and other media variously perpetuate gender stereotypes. The contributors to this volume bring a variety of feminist rhetorical and media criticism approaches from across the communication discipline to their analyses of how ...

Littera Report is the ideal source for quality independent journalism online, providing breaking and developing news and detailed top stories, local weather, business news, entertainment, politics, and editorials.Kindle blogs are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you are not wirelessly connected. And unlike RSS ...

Watching or reading the news is an opportunity— an opportunity to give in to fear and despair, or an opportunity to make a difference! In Praying the News, concerned readers will find a practical guide to discovering the power, joy and peace of partnering with God. Veteran news reporters Wendy ...

Blurred Boundaries explores decisive moments when the traditional boundaries of fiction/nonfiction, truth and falsehood blur. Nichols argues that a history of social representation in film, tv and video requires an understanding of the fate of both contemporary and older work. Traditionally, film history and cultural studies sought to place films ...

The fairy tale became a reality. But, who knew that when tiny Stevie Stockman was born and grew to be a homeless man that Stockman would one day be a United States Congressman from Texas? His Maker knew, for it was He Whom placed him in that position. The former ...

black and white-This is the original CBS news special from 1964 that coincided with the release of the controversial Warren Report which attempted to explain the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather present the facts with dozens of interviews from eyewitnesses to the events of that ...

Each day, Donald Boudreaux, professor of economics at George Mason University, writes a letter to the editor of a major American publication. Often, he writes in response to an absurdity offered up by a columnist or politician, or an eye-catching factoid misleadingly taken out of context. This collection, comprised of ...

Each day, Donald Boudreaux, professor of economics at George Mason University, writes a letter to the editor of a major American publication. Often, he writes in response to an absurdity offered up by a columnist or politician, or an eye-catching factoid misleadingly taken out of context. This collection, comprised of ...