Title: Doing a Disservice to the Unbiased Reader
Product review: Doing a disservice to the public, the author of this book--through "source" quotes without attribution, and with an obvious agenda of his own--perpetrates the myth of an evil liberal bias at a time when the press and TV media leans heavily in the opposite direction (I'm sorry, can we say "Rush Limbaugh" or "Ollie North" or "G. Gordon Liddy"?) I'm sure it'll hold great appeal for those who already accept the loud pronouncements by such as those named above: that readership is not about to object if the information imparted fits the template with which they're already comfortable. For the rest of us, this is just biased misinformation. Yes, without a doubt the members of the press distort the news, and the notion of the investigative journalist is now nearly folkloric. However, Goldberg has depressingly little to add. To paraphrase Paul Harvey, I'd prefer to hear the rest of the story.
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