Posted on 24 January 2008. Tags: Big Media, CBS, Class Warfare, Directors Guild of America, Disney, Rupert Murdoch, Unions, Viacom, Writers Guild of America
The Dow is still down–"only" 90 points as of now, which, in this crazy world, is considered good–but I still am skeptical that The Fed rate cut yesterday will do much to avoid a worsening economy. Note: I use the word "worsening" because for most people the economy has been pretty bad for them […]
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Posted on 24 January 2008. Tags: Big Media, CBS, Class Warfare, Directors Guild of America, Disney, Rupert Murdoch, Unions, Viacom, Writers Guild of America
The Dow is still down–"only" 90 points as of now, which, in this crazy world, is considered good–but I still am skeptical that The Fed rate cut yesterday will do much to avoid a worsening economy. Note: I use the word "worsening" because for most people the economy has been pretty bad for them […]
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Posted on 23 January 2008. Tags: "Free Trade", 2008 Elections, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Labor, Unions
Everyone seems to be focused on the back-and-forth between Sens. Clinton and Obama on…well, you figure it out. But, the most telling moments–and, I believe, the most important subject matter of the entire debate–came when Sen. Obama and John Edwards debated the question of the so-called "free trade" deal with Peru. The first inkling […]
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Posted on 23 January 2008. Tags: "Free Trade", 2008 Elections, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Labor, Unions
Everyone seems to be focused on the back-and-forth between Sens. Clinton and Obama on…well, you figure it out. But, the most telling moments–and, I believe, the most important subject matter of the entire debate–came when Sen. Obama and John Edwards debated the question of the so-called "free trade" deal with Peru. The first inkling […]
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Posted on 23 January 2008. Tags: AFL-CIO, Asia, Class Warfare, Depression, Dow Jones, Federal Reserve, Markets, Recession, Stocks
As I wrote yesterday, the markets around the world are in a freefall. This morning, things are looking just as grim, with predictions that the Dow will drop 500 points in early trading based on what happened yesterday and overnight in foreign markets. The Federal Reserve has just announced a 3/4 of a point […]
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Posted on 23 January 2008. Tags: AFL-CIO, Asia, Class Warfare, Depression, Dow Jones, Federal Reserve, Markets, Recession, Stocks
As I wrote yesterday, the markets around the world are in a freefall. This morning, things are looking just as grim, with predictions that the Dow will drop 500 points in early trading based on what happened yesterday and overnight in foreign markets. The Federal Reserve has just announced a 3/4 of a point […]
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Posted on 22 January 2008. Tags: Asia, Class Warfare, Depression, Markets, Recession, Stocks
Across the world, while the markets here are closed, there is a melt down under way. This is a report from The Wall Street Journal’s website: Asian stocks suffered a heavy blow Monday on fears of a U.S. recession, as India’s index set a record with a 7.4% plunge and 5% or more was […]
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Posted on 22 January 2008. Tags: Asia, Class Warfare, Depression, Markets, Recession, Stocks
Across the world, while the markets here are closed, there is a melt down under way. This is a report from The Wall Street Journal’s website: Asian stocks suffered a heavy blow Monday on fears of a U.S. recession, as India’s index set a record with a 7.4% plunge and 5% or more was […]
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Posted on 19 January 2008. Tags: Big Media, CBS, Class Warfare, Directors Guild of America, Disney, Media Bias, Rupert Murdoch, Unions, Viacom, Writers Guild of America
Not surprisingly, the Directors Guild of America has struck a tentative deal with Big Media. The DGA has always been perceived as more producer-friendly in the business because many of the heavy-weight directors are producers themselves and some are mini-empires. Of course, the spin that is being put out is that this is a […]
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Posted on 19 January 2008. Tags: Big Media, CBS, Class Warfare, Directors Guild of America, Disney, Media Bias, Rupert Murdoch, Unions, Viacom, Writers Guild of America
Not surprisingly, the Directors Guild of America has struck a tentative deal with Big Media. The DGA has always been perceived as more producer-friendly in the business because many of the heavy-weight directors are producers themselves and some are mini-empires. Of course, the spin that is being put out is that this is a […]
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