Title: Evidence from the Inside
Product review: Former CBS News correspondent Bernard Goldberg has done the work of a brave and hardy soul: he has dared to announce that the emperor has no clothes at the risk of his own career and past connections. He documents the bias that permeates a media that puts cultural correctness over truthful analysis. He has been on the inside and what he documents is a bias that is utterly unprofessional. The professional journalist should provide facts wherever they may lead even if they offend the people they socialize with and admire. Fortunately, we live in a competitive and free market economy where alternate sources of analysis, taking advantage of new technology such as cable television and the internet, are undermining the monopoly power over information of the major television networks. Goldberg's exposure is an implicit endorsement of the value of a competitive economy that provides such alternatives.
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