ACORN looked to help set up child prostitution rings. Why are some still defending the group?
As films, music and the internet become less and less child friendly many parents are taking over the task of censorship from government bodies.
Should government be allowed to gag the media when reporting offends special interest groups?
Despite their ongoing problems and competition from online publications, printed newspapers and magazines still have a strong future.
Is government advertising really aimed at informing, or could it be a form of Big-Brother mind control?
Should the threat to traditional media from the internet really be a cause for concern?
Who reads letters to the editor, anyway? You’d be surprised. So here are some tips.
Surprisingly good messages about teenage sex and parenthood surface in an MTV series.
Loving fathers are critical to child development, let's treat them like they matter.
Don't be a trog, get with the blog; or if that's a bad fit, try tweeting a twit.
Staring at a screen and tapping at a keyboard drains all the niceness out of some people.
Did the media overplay swine flu or perform a valuable public service?
Not only the demon drink but his love affair with violence has marred Mel Gibson and his work.
Susan Boyle brought reality to TV in a way that blew the genre to pieces.
Well, we just might stop the presses. And John Robson says he won't miss The New York Times when they go.
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