Justice on Comedy Central

Asia Times by Julian Delasantellis | Mar. 17, 2009 (Opinion)

You might think that Americans, inheritors of an economy that has dominated the world for most of the last century, might take pride in the extent of their being up-to-date on current economics and business affairs, but that is not the case. They certainly don't get their news on finance from newspapers; those that are still existent lost the raison d'etre for their business pages about 40 years ago, when the large metropolitan dailies stopped publishing ... Full Story »

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by Dwight Rousu - Mar. 17, 2009

The article basically regurgitates the dialogue on the show, adding a few appropriate observations by the author. It is worthy if you have not watched the video

what was really in the dock last week was Wall Street and its lackey business media, for its decisive complicity in the worldwide financial catastrophe crushing the ... More »

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by Peter Barnett - Mar. 17, 2009

It assumes that journalists who report on the 'market' don't have the optimism gene of the 'market trader'. You also need to turn to a comedy ... More »

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