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Danny Schechter

Danny Schechter

  • The World Cup Spilleth Over

    The World Cup Spilleth Over

    The World Cup packs up and leaves behind a Brazil suffering financial losses and intensified social conflicts, while ...
    Opinion July 14, 2014
  • Back to Iraq, and Welcome to the Suicide State

    Back to Iraq, and Welcome to the Suicide State

    I feel like an Iraq war veteran not because I served in that still ongoing war. No one ...
    Opinion June 23, 2014
  • Far Above Cayuga’s Waters: Cornell Reprises Race at the Big Reunion Weekend

    Far Above Cayuga’s Waters: Cornell Reprises Race at the Big Reunion Weekend

    How can you be in the past and present at the same time? Go to your college reunion. ...
    Opinion June 10, 2014
  • Tanked: The Financial Crisis Is Still With Us

    Tanked: The Financial Crisis Is Still With Us

    Every month, rise or shine, the Federal Reserve Bank, an institution that most Americans believe is a branch ...
    Opinion May 25, 2014
  • When South Africa Called, We Answered

    When South Africa Called, We Answered

    This is probably the worst time to release a book about my involvement in the long struggle to ...
    Opinion May 14, 2014
  • That ‘Iron Law’ of Oligarchy Is Back to Haunt Us

    That ‘Iron Law’ of Oligarchy Is Back to Haunt Us

    The word “oligarchy” has finally come home. For years, it was a term used only in connection with ...
    Opinion May 6, 2014
  • Pulitzers Awarded at the ‘Taj Mahal of Journalism’ for Snowden Stories While TV Networks Grumble

    Pulitzers Awarded at the ‘Taj Mahal of Journalism’ for Snowden Stories While TV Networks Grumble

    First the good news: The Pulitzer Prize for Public Service was not only the best-covered of its awards ...
    Opinion April 22, 2014
  • Marching on Pistorius: Athlete and Democracy on Trial in South Africa

    Marching on Pistorius: Athlete and Democracy on Trial in South Africa

    With Nelson Mandela’s death, news from South Africa seemed to have died along with the world’s most famous ...
    Opinion April 15, 2014
  • Beyond McCutcheon: Deeper Questions Demand Raising

    Beyond McCutcheon: Deeper Questions Demand Raising

    Everyone’s talking about the Supreme Court’s perfectly predictable “Citizens United 2” McCutcheon decision. It’s what we are NOT ...
    Opinion April 9, 2014
  • Stressed Banks: What Are They Trying to Tell Us?

    Stressed Banks: What Are They Trying to Tell Us?

    OK, I have to admit it, I feel as my faith in economic justice is being tested by ...
    Opinion April 3, 2014
  • Times Square Media Summit

    Times Square Media Summit

    The term “spring offensive” may be out of favor in the media, but more than 50 organizations endorsed ...
    Opinion March 29, 2014
  • The Olympics Are Here to Stay—And to Pay

    The Olympics Are Here to Stay—And to Pay

    The Winter Olympics are off and running, and the media focus is about the threat of terrorism, Putin’s ...
    Opinion February 10, 2014
  • Pete Seeger as Media Maker and Critic

    Pete Seeger as Media Maker and Critic

    Pete Seeger, my American idol, was a great singer, songsmith, troubadour, and progressive voice. His life was celebrated ...
    Opinion February 4, 2014
  • Happy News Year! Going Beyond the Top Stories of the Year to Examine the News System

    Happy News Year! Going Beyond the Top Stories of the Year to Examine the News System

    At year’s end, the news agenda fills up with stories on top stories, a chance for networks to ...
    Opinion January 1, 2014
  • Will Mandela’s Burial Also Bury His Memory?

    Will Mandela’s Burial Also Bury His Memory?

    As the body of Nelson Mandela was heading for its final rest in the rural community where he ...
    Nelson Mandela December 16, 2013
  • What More Is There to Learn From Nelson Mandela?

    What More Is There to Learn From Nelson Mandela?

    Just days before he died Nelson Mandela’s daughter Makaziwe Mandela told SABC, that her father (from his first ...
    International December 5, 2013
  • Nelson Mandela’s Life, Coming to a Big Screen Near You

    Nelson Mandela’s Life, Coming to a Big Screen Near You

    It has been said that this is the year of the black film. Three have stood out as ...
    Opinion November 25, 2013
  • Battle Over the Future of Journalism Becoming More Intense

    Battle Over the Future of Journalism Becoming More Intense

    I was among the many media wannabe reformers to attend the 10th anniversary party of Free Press (freepress.net), ...
    Opinion November 11, 2013
  • Beheadings for Breakfast?

    Beheadings for Breakfast?

    Facebook struck what it thought was a blow for freedom of expression: it is now going to allow ...
    12- OBSOLETE October 30, 2013
  • A Shutdown or a Coup? How It Was Engineered

    A Shutdown or a Coup? How It Was Engineered

    What is the Tea Party and where did it come from? Was it a grass-roots movement nurtured in ...
    Opinion October 5, 2013
  • Commemorating the Financial Panic: It Ain’t Over Yet

    Commemorating the Financial Panic: It Ain’t Over Yet

    A real economic recovery and more job creation is very unlikely. In fact, all the war talk and ...
    Opinion September 16, 2013
  • Nelson Mandela’s Final Battle: Dying With Dignity

    Nelson Mandela’s Final Battle: Dying With Dignity

    If I were an ailing Nelson Mandela, and, at all conscious of the storms surrounding me, I might ...
    Nelson Mandela July 17, 2013
  • When the Public Is in Trouble, Public TV Gets Hammered

    When the Public Is in Trouble, Public TV Gets Hammered

    New York—It’s hard for me to feel sorry about the travails of PBS NewsHour where bland has been ...
    Opinion June 30, 2013
  • Whole World Is Crying Out For Nelson Mandela

    Whole World Is Crying Out For Nelson Mandela

    The clock is ticking for Nelson Mandela’s life. The latest news is not good. His condition is now ...
    Nelson Mandela June 27, 2013
  • Ethical Conundrums: Left, Right, and Center

    Ethical Conundrums: Left, Right, and Center

    NEW YORK—The annual Left Forum here is holding a panel that touches on ethics and I was asked ...
    Opinion June 27, 2013
  • Debating Global Media—in Kazakhstan

    Debating Global Media—in Kazakhstan

    The news dissector found a refreshingly open debate about media in an unlikely spot—the somewhat closed society of ...
    Opinion May 1, 2013
  • Reliving the South African Struggle in London

    Reliving the South African Struggle in London

    Thomas Wolfe wrote “You Can’t Go Home Again” years ago, and its core truth keeps popping up in ...
    Opinion March 27, 2013
TOP NEWS
  • US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
    NEW By Evgenia Filimianova
    US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
  • Kalshi Ends Advisory Role With Donald Trump Jr. After His Firm Invests in Polymarket
    NEW By Kimberly Hayek
    Kalshi Ends Advisory Role With Donald Trump Jr. After His Firm Invests in Polymarket
  • Millions Affected Worldwide as Microsoft Services Hit
    1hr By Chris Summers
    Millions Affected Worldwide as Microsoft Services Hit
  • RFK Jr. Announces Funding to Study Ibogaine Psychedelic Drug
    2hr By Zachary Stieber
    RFK Jr. Announces Funding to Study Ibogaine Psychedelic Drug
  • 10 Midterm House Races That Surprised Some Observers
    3hr By Joseph Lord
    10 Midterm House Races That Surprised Some Observers
  • DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
    4hr By Jacki Thrapp
    DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
  • Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
    5hr By Russ Jones
    Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
  • Beijing Uses Monitoring Hubs in US to Police Chinese Diaspora, Report Says
    5hr By Frank Fang
    Beijing Uses Monitoring Hubs in US to Police Chinese Diaspora, Report Says
  • US Returns $12 Billion Collected From Venezuela’s Oil Sales This Year
    9hr By Jill McLaughlin
    US Returns $12 Billion Collected From Venezuela’s Oil Sales This Year
  • Senate Banking Chair Asks Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang, Commerce Chief Lutnick to Testify
    10hr By Kimberly Hayek
    Senate Banking Chair Asks Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang, Commerce Chief Lutnick to Testify
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