Tag Archives: Gawker

Piers Morgan And Keith Olbermann Have A Tweet Tooth

Posted on December 31, 2010 by Campaign Outsider

Some high-profile Twitterholics out there right now. Start with Gawker’s piece (via mediabistro) about CNN’s Larry King Livelier, Piers Morgan. CNN’s Piers Morgan Will Fight Almost Anyone on Twitter Are you bored? Try tweeting something mean at Piers Morgan, the British … Continue reading →

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WSJ Wants Not Neutrality

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Campaign Outsider

The Wall Street Journal’s campaign against net neutrality started in earnest last April with a question from op-ed columnist Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.: End of the Net Neut Fetish? Hooray. We live in a nation of laws and elected leaders, … Continue reading →

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New York Times Public Forgetitor

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Campaign Outsider

The New York Times is the current selection in the news media’s Plagiarist of the Month Club, a dis-honorific that Times Public Editor Clark Hoyt addresses in his column this week, headlined “Journalistic Shoplifting.” The back-story, as deconstructed by Hoyt: … Continue reading →

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Penn Inc.

Posted on August 29, 2009 by Campaign Outsider

Political consultant and PR flack Mark Penn has long been campaign consigliere to both Bill and Hillary Clinton, most recently in Hillary’s disastrous 2008 Democratic presidential primary run, which was a flameout of historic proportions. And Penn’s penalty for concocting … Continue reading →

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