- The first is about the underlying intellectual dishonesty in even the most honest of ad campaigns.
- By the way, if you're into advertising, that entire blog is great. I'm a bit biased, though, since I used to work with the guy who writes it.
- Here's a radio interview with the director of FactCheck.org, a great website devoted to debunking claims in political ads.
- I also used to work with the guy who interviewed FactCheck's director. Yup, I'm a pretty big deal.
- I wish those fact checking websites made a difference. Actually, I just wish they didn't hurt their own cause. Silly humans and your naturally biased minds!
- Here's the dirty secret on how news is made.
- Lots of people worry about conservative or liberal news media bias. But there are several interesting biases that are much less talked about. Here's a discussion of the bias toward anything that's dangerous or newsworthy.
- Here's an interview with a scientist who claims that similar biases exist in scienctific research journals.
- What's so important about news, anyway? Here's an interesting argument against caring so much about current events.
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