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Chris Matthews Stays on MSNBC, Howard Dean to CNBC?
Chris Matthews has renewed his contract with MSNBC to stay on another four years. That means we'll be treated to Chris's totally unbiased (wink) political coverage during the 2012 election!
Meanwhile, a new cable news personality is being born on CNBC.
Blogging For Nothing: Matthews Rejects Blogs as Sources
Chris Matthews has limits! When he's not saying things like MSNBC "is the network of the 21st century," he's upholding archaic journalism standards.
Last night on Hardball, he cut off a reporter from the NY Daily News when she introduced blogs as the source of rumors — and, yes, she clearly presented them as rumors — about Caroline Kennedy.
Media Research Center Picks Worst Media Offense of the Year
For the 21st year in a row, the Media Research Center has rounded up Notable Quotables. The conservative media watchdog group typically chronicles the perceived liberal media bias. This year, winners were selected for categories such as: The Obamagasm Award, Pummeling Palin Award, Obamalot Award, and Pay Up Patriots Award.
Briefing Book! Chris Matthews in 60 Seconds!
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- Cable: Can you imagine this on the Senate floor? Chris Matthews in a minute!
Briefing Book! Olbermann and Matthews Won't Anchor
- MSNBC: Too opinionated? Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews won't be anchoring election night coverage. — DailyKos
- Palin: You know you've made it when .
Chris Matthews: Stoned?
Gawker found this hilarious clip of Chris Matthews's on-air Freudian slip while sitting in front of a sign with the image of a giant marijuana leaf. I've heard of contact highs, but this is ridiculous. Chris seems to be getting higher and higher the more he speaks.
Top 10 On-Camera Reporter Outbursts
We're accustomed to seeing their calm and composed on-camera demeanors, but news anchors brought their tempers to the table this week. A vintage vid of Bill O'Reilly ranting and raging surfaced on the net and then Sue Simmons dropped the F-bomb during a recent live broadcast. Is this week's chain of events coincidental, or are these off-air outbursts and temper tantrums the norm?
Where I'm Clicking Now: Chris Matthews Foot-in-Mouth Watch
As my love/hate relationship with political MSNBC host Chris Matthews continues, Media Matters has chronicled the downs of our up-and-down affair. Media Matters, an online nonprofit, monitors and analyzes misinformation in the US media. Repeat offender Chris Matthews has his very own page.
Lighten Up: Chris Matthews Hints at Senate Run on Colbert
Big, bad, tangerine Chris Matthews (though I was just looking at some old pictures of him — he looks thinner and younger than he did five years ago! Maybe TV news is the fountain of hot?) was on The Colbert Report last night, where he dodged the big nail down about a possible run for Sen. Arlen Specter's seat in 2010.
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