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Wolff chats about Murdoch
"I did come to like him."
(Washington Post)

"Welcome aboard, Eliot!"
Says Blodget.
(SAI)

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CNN tops Fox News
In November.
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No disclosure
In Gates' New Yorker piece.
(Boston Phoenix)

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For October.
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Crichton: Media has shifted from fact to opinion and speculation
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"You can watch cable news all day and never hear anything except questions like, 'How much will the Rev. Wright hurt Obama's chances?' 'Is Hillary now looking toward 2012?' 'How will McCain overcome the age argument?'" notes Michael Crichton. "These are questions for which there are endless answers. Contentious hosts on cable shows keep the arguments rolling." || PLUS: Crichton discusses his 1993 prediction of mass-media extinction.
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