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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (2550)	2/4/2002 1:22:58 PM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 15516

The media soared in esteem after 9/11 "But not all media outlets are created equal: Newspapers have remained the most factual and balanced, says the Project for Excellence in Journalism. By November, the newspapers studied were devoting 14 percent of their war and terrorism stories to analysis, opinion and speculation, compared with 54 percent of the coverage on television. I heard the NYTimes spent a great deal of money to cover the war. I am sure other newspapers also increased their budgets. The thought the NYTimes coverage was excellent. I've watched more tv since 9/11 than I watched over the past ten years. And with the ever secretive White House (W doesn't tell you about his time on the tread mill), the press coverage of 9/11 and the war was very good. JMOP