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30
Mar

New Poll: More Americans Now Dems

Tonight at 7, I will be speaking at a screening of WMD at the Hudson Guild in Chelsea in New York. For more info, call Chuck at 212-726-1385.
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Journalist Jill Carroll Released in Iraq
American journalist Jill Carroll, who had been […]

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30
Mar

Media Beat or Beating Up On Media?

Riverbend, my favorite Iraqi blogger files a report on watching Iraqi TV in Baghdad:
I sat late last night switching between Iraqi channels (the half dozen or so I sometimes try to watch). It’s a late-night tradition for me when there’s electricity- to see what the Iraqi channels are showing. Generally speaking, there still isn’t a […]

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