Interesting Videoclips of the Week (May 23 – May 29)
Editor’s Note: In this new series of articles, we include important or interesting videoclips with brief comments. Our Web Software does not permit embedd...
Category: Television Media
Interesting Videoclips of the Week ( May 16 – May 22)
Editor’s Note: In this new series of articles, we include important or interesting videoclips with brief comments. Our Web Software does not permit embedd...
Interesting Videoclips of the Week ( May 9 – May 15)
Editor’s Note: In this new series of articles, we include important or interesting videoclips with brief comments. Our Web Software does not permit embedd...
The Bubble Is Dead. Long Live The Bubble.
Editor’s Note: This is an article that expresses our personal opinions about global issues and comments made on Television and in Print. It is ...
Tim Seymour Admits A Real Problem With CNBC’s Fast Money Show
Tim Seymour is one of the traders on CNBC’s aggressive trading show “Fast Money”. If you watch this you might find yourself making risky finan...
Flagrant Foul on FT’s Joe Leahy and on Editors of Financial Times for Journalistic Misconduct and Religious Prejudice
On April 27, 2009, Joe Leahy, Mumbai Bureau Chief of the Financial Times (of London), wrote an article titled “Mumbai campaign highlights extremist ...
Wall Street Journal vs. Financial Times
We understand from Hugh Carnegy, Executive Editor of the Financial Times, that FT’s standards of journalistic practice are based on the UK Press Comp...
Where Are India’s Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity, Joe Scarborough?
In another article* on our blog, we called a flagrant foul on Joe Leahy of the Financial Times (FT) and on FT’s editors for Mr. Leahy’s article R...
US Treasuries – Will 2009 Be Like 2006-2008 Or Like 2003 & 2005?
Editor’s Note: This article is an exercise in journalism and journalism only. It is intended to describe history and to raise questions about the fu...
CNBC’s Bartiromo And Burnett – The Rivalry Continues And Evolves Into A Proxy War?
We often start writing about a topic when we see an unusual or interesting angle develop. Last summer, the New York Times wrote a story about the...