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To: jackhach who wrote (9050)	4/11/2003 12:38:02 PM
From: mahler_one	Respond to of 13797

Jack...It would take much too long to respond to all of your points, especially the one(s) making Fox News an apologist for the war while omitting how often the more liberal news media distort other issues when the purposes suit those of their editors and audiences. Why don't we simply acknowledge that there are liberal and conservative presses and commentators, that it is important for each of us to draw our own conclusions, and move on. You might like the New Republic, I might like The Weekly Spectator. You might prefer Dan Schorr while I prefer William Kristol. Our tastes and approaches vary. Let's agree that we have differences, and wish each other the best of luck as loyal citizens. Thus...continued best of luck, hope the daughters are well, and you are thriving. I wish others might see that Altris appears to have turned the corner. The new contract with the space agency certainly suggests an opportunity to solicit companies such as Boeing and Lockheed who are involved in aerospace. I have also wondered why eB isn't a factor in home-land security issues where vast amounts of data such as ID pictures, finger prints, retinal prints,etc. might have to be linked to names and documents. M1

To: jackhach who wrote (9050)	4/11/2003 2:54:11 PM
From: Greg h2o	Respond to of 13797

jack, i understand your point in posting that article. CBS, ABC, and NBC are 3 of the victims of this war. they lost a tremendous amount of clout in the American citizen's eyes. i don't agree that CNN lost the same amount of viewership. but people just got fed up with the dan rather's of the industry. i don't think network news will be viewed the same for years to come. yes, they were casualties...but they shot themselves in the foot. you may view Fox as being conservative or to the "right", but they didn't attempt to read script from "anonymous" sources, from day 1, as the others did. those "anonymous" sources, in the end, were wrong. that really hurt their credibility. i don't think anyone expects the networks to be anything but leaning to the left in their reporting, but they could have tried a little harder not to undermine the efforts of our country and our troops.