Taxpayer-funded TV and Radio Martí are spending $377,500 to air select programs on South Florida broadcast stations over the next six months, using loopholes in a law that prohibits the propaganda channels from distribution within the United States.

The Bush administration appeared yesterday to be losing its fight to stop the US media calling the escalating violence in Iraq a civil war after one of the main television networks formally announced it would break the taboo.

The other night I had an extensive conversation with one of my best friends. This man is highly intelligent and moral.

Following its invasion of Lebanon this summer, Israel was said to have largely lost the PR battle to Hizbullah, but armed with a major web offensive, it’s fighting back…

The editor in chief and two reporters at one of Denmark’s largest newspapers went on trial Monday for publishing classified intelligence reports about former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein’s weapons program.

A ban on television adverts for junk food has been agreed by the media regulator, Ofcom, after three years of rancour between health campaigners and the advertising industry.

Its 20-second clip of a man being repeatedly punched in the face by Los Angeles policemen has just prompted an FBI investigation of the 11 Aug incident.

The fifth anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001 served as the reflex hammer touch to the knee of American conscience.

Now we know that a spin doctor wrote a first draft of the WMD dossier, it is time for the government to make full disclosure.

The public airwaves belong to you - residents of the Bay Area. In the exchange for the free use of the airwaves, radio and television broadcasters of the Bay Area are required to serve the needs of your community.

Just weeks after Prime Minister John Howard announced a major military expansion and launched an accompanying “Australian values” campaign, his government’s handpicked Australian Broadcasting Corporation..

Two federal agencies are investigating whether the Bush administration tried to block government scientists from speaking freely about global warming and censor their research, a senator said Wednesday.

The editors of the New York Times have decided to bury the US government’s horrendous treatment of Jose Padilla, the American citizen declared an “enemy combatant” by George W. Bush in June 2002 and held for three years and eight months in military detention.

The US defence department is setting up a special unit aimed at influencing 24-hour news outlets and websites around the world to counter what it considers derogatory publicity, according to a memo.

An Al-Qaeda terror suspect captured by the United States, who gave evidence of links between Iraq and the terror network, confessed after being tortured, a journalist told the BBC.