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Don Irvine

Don Irvine is the chairman of Accuracy in Media and its sister organization Accuracy in Academia. As the son of Reed Irvine, who launched AIM in 1969, he developed an understanding of media bias at an early age, and has been actively involved with AIM for over 30 years.

Most Recent Articles by Don Irvine:

Rather Blasts Corporate-Owned Media, Praises Occupy Movement

Former CBS News anchor Dan Rather has been in and out of the news (mostly out) since his departure from the network after his 2004 smear of former President George W. Bush’s military service blew up in his face.
- Sunday, November 27, 2011

Sharpton Promo: GOP Have Pie All Over Their Faces

Admittedly, I have never been a big fan of MSNBC’s “Lean Forward” promos featuring their primetime anchors speaking about issues ranging from American greatness to health care reform. But the most recent promo featuring the Rev. Al Sharpton has to be the silliest one yet.
- Saturday, November 26, 2011



ABC Fails to Find the “Occupy” Message

ABC News’ Dan Harris tried yesterday to find out what the message of the Occupy Movement was and received a series of different answers, from freedom of speech to bringing attention to the corporate hijacking of our government.
- Friday, November 18, 2011


Struggling Newsweek Makes Editorial Changes

Nearly one year after Newsweek and The Daily Beast agreed to merge, the combined company reshuffled its management ranks, signaling that things have not gone as planned.
- Tuesday, November 15, 2011


Lefty Tom Hayden Warns Occupy Movement Not to Overstep

In an interview with longtime anti-war activist Tom Hayden, Keith Olbermann asked Hayden whether or not the “Occupy Michele Bachmann” episode wasn’t turning the movement into a farce and diluting its message.
- Monday, November 14, 2011

Van Jones: Occupy Movement Has “Matured”

Van Jones, the former Obama Green Jobs Czar, told Keith Olbermann that the Occupy Movement is maturing because they are starting to look at actual issues and actual topics.
- Saturday, November 12, 2011

CNN to Lay off 50 Staffers; Photojournalists Lose Out to Smartphones, Flip Cams

After a three-year analysis of the company’s work processes CNN began to issue layoff notices yesterday to staffers in Atlanta, New York, Washington, DC, Los Angeles and Miami. The network is eliminating about 50 positions, from photographers to news editors to those employed at the CNN Library in New York, which is closing and being consolidated with one in Atlanta.
- Saturday, November 12, 2011

NBC Passes on Asking Bill Clinton About Sexual Harassment

With sexual harassment allegations swirling around Herman Cain it would seem only natural to ask former president Bill Clinton, who has some experience in this area, his opinion. That is unless you are NBC or MSNBC and you are planning to interview Clinton about his new book.
- Wednesday, November 9, 2011



Michael Moore Calls Reporter “Punk Media” Over Net Worth Question

Leftist filmmaker Michael Moore, who was in Denver last week to promote a new book and to speak to the Occupy Denver protesters, was not as friendly when confronted by a local reporter, Evrod Cassimy, about his net worth and what he was doing to help the supposed 99%.
- Monday, November 7, 2011



Chris Matthews: “Still Time to Build an Obama Party”

In last night’s editorial on Hardball, host Chris Matthews expressed his frustration with the lack of passion from Obama’s supporters including his own cabinet, and the need to build an Obama party before it’s too late.
- Thursday, November 3, 2011


CNN’s Crowley Explores Biden Rape Claim

CNN’s Candy Crowley quizzed Vice President Joe Biden Sunday about his controversial remarks last week that if the Republicans don’t pass the President’s jobs bill, there will be more rapes and murders.
- Monday, October 24, 2011

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