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Are there any patterns of bias in New York Times reporting?
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November 20, 2007
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Are there any patterns of bias in New York Times reporting?
The media fails to present the full story from the Mideast.
Reuters' 2007 exclusive desk calendar loses some of its gloss.
Time Magazine Contradicts Eye-Witness Account
The French Al-Dura court case ends in defeat for Philippe Karsenty.
North Korea's nuclear test prompts false comparisons with Israel's own nuclear capabilities.
A Reuters photo turns out to be an outright lie, manipulated to make damage in Beirut appear much worse than reality.
HonestReporting takes a look at some of the images published on the Gaza situation.
A look at the aftermath of the Gaza beach incident and questions of Palestinian credibility.
Radical anti-Israel activist spreads distortions in Madison newspaper op-ed.
Sloppy journalism leaves many questions unanswered in tragic death of child.
Another prestigious award for a one-sided photojournalist
The latest case of media outlets disseminating a false claim of Israeli malevolence
False and misleading captions from The Times' online and print editions
Coverage of a young Palestinian's death highlights a two-stage problem with media treatment of the conflict.
Our fourth annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
AFP frames Sharon as villain, and an IDF soldier offers another look at checkpoint culture.
A unique angle on a photojournalist's shot raises questions about the integrity of Mideast media coverage.
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