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	CNN.com - Howard Kurtz: The line between journalism and sensationalism - September 26, 2001
		KURTZ: For once, the media must be doing something right, because 89 percent in a recent Pew Research Center poll are giving the fourth estate high marks for their coverage.
		KURTZ: It is a longstanding dilemma to strike that balance between aggressive reporting and jeopardizing the safety of American troops.
		KURTZ: I think the media are heading for a more serious and sober period in which international news, the military, intelligence agencies, and other subjects that have previously been on the back burner, will be getting lots of attention.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/COMMUNITY/09/26/kurtz/index.html (1458 words)

	washingtonpost.com - Live Online
		Howard Kurtz: I don't quite see the problem with noting that Edwards's reputation (not to mention his personal wealth) comes from his skills as a litigator in the courtroom.
		Howard Kurtz: I've always felt it is unfair to have working reporters fill the "liberal" slots on a panel against a conservative commentator.
		Howard Kurtz: I wouldn't say they're "bogus," but polls have enough problems that experienced journalists ought to be wary of relying on them too heavily.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/zforum/04/politics_kurtz100404.htm (2788 words)

	CNN Programs - Anchors/Reporters - Howard Kurtz
		Howard Kurtz is the host of the weekly CNN program Reliable Sources, which turns a critical lens on the media.
		Kurtz is the media reporter for The Washington Post and writes a regular column called Media Notes.
		Kurtz also has written Hot Air: All Talk All the Time, described by The New Yorker as "the definitive book on the talk show explosion." His first book, Media Circus: The Trouble with America's Newspapers, was voted the best recent book about the media by American Journalism Review in 1995.
	www.cnn.com /CNN/anchors_reporters/kurtz.howard.html (252 words)

	Why Are We Back In Iraq?: Spinning Howard Kurtz
		According to some liberal bloggers, Howard Kurtz, media critic and reporter for the Washington Post, is a shiller for GOP talking points.
		To some liberal bloggers, Kurtz is running around the media telling everyone that the coverage of the war is too negative I guess because Karl Rove told him to (or told his wife to tell him).
		HOWARD KURTZ, CNN'S RELIABLE SOURCES: Well, certainly not all of it, Wolf, and I don't agree with that woman in West Virginia who said that journalists are doing this because they don't agree with the Bush policy.
	whyareweback.blogspot.com /2006/03/spinning-howard-kurtz.html (1448 words)

	washingtonpost.com - Live Online
		Howard Kurtz: I think it will continue to be a story, but will be totally overshadowed by the mess at CBS.
		Howard Kurtz: Since the CBS apology came exactly 30 minutes ago, it may be a little early to conclude that no one will lose his or her job.
		Howard Kurtz: The media ARE self-absorbed, but, much as I hate to disagree with your premise, having the most prestigious newsmagazine on the air make charges against the president of the United States and later have to admit it did so on the basis of bogus documents is a very large and important story.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/zforum/04/politics_kurtz092004.htm (3070 words)

	CNN.com - Howard Kurtz: Media ethics during the war on terrorism - October 11, 2001
		KURTZ: Rice was very careful to cast this as a voluntary request, because I think the Bush White House is sensitive to the notion that it is strong-arming the press.
		KURTZ: If there is any credible evidence about bin Laden sending such messages through these videotapes, it hasn't been shared with the media or the public.
		KURTZ: This is an extraordinarily difficult time for the media, which are being presented with such challenges as whether to air enemy video tapes, and what information to hold back about U.S. military efforts.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/COMMUNITY/10/11/kurtz/index.html (1150 words)

	Howard Kurtz \| NewsBusters.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kurtz suggested Gregory was not "partisan" in pressing Snow to acknowledge that the Iraq Study Group utterly rejected Bush’s policy with "stay the course is not working" lingo.
		Kurtz isn't buying, either: "Of course, he was so sickened by the spectacle that he quit, complaining about the media's role in the tawdry process, though he now gives every indication of enjoying his anti-Bush program." (There's also the on-air content that displays an agenda, such as...
		Howard Kurtz's "Media Notes" in The Washington Post, which is supposed to be a critique of media reporting, is very often closer to a whitewash.
	newsbusters.org /taxonomy/term/539 (3427 words)

	Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying » Howard Kurtz, Media Critic
		Howard Kurtz might have considered, for example, the article by Elisabeth Bumiller in the New York Times about the dinner.
		Howard Kurtz’s reaction to this whole incident was, frankly, shocking to me. His denigration of the entire online community as well as his insular blindness was not what I expected.
		Howard Kurtz was clearly mad, as Colbert ripped him and every other cowardly “journalist”; who has treated this administration with kid gloves.
	www.docstrangelove.com /2006/05/02/howard-kurtz-media-critic (1079 words)

	CJR - Books - Hot Air: All Talk, All the Time, by Howard Kurtz
		If the level of our quotidian communion as a society is as debased as Kurtz claims (and his research is persuasive), then we're headed down a long slippery slope toward civil chaos.
		Mark Twain said that Wagner's music isn't really as bad as it sounds; and Kurtz's mordant assessment of the effects of electronic talk may not be as overwrought and hyperbolic as it first appears.
		Kurtz confesses, ever so peremptorily, that the ocean of blather we're swimming in does have an upside in that it reduces people's sense of isolation and powerlessness and gives them the illusion of participation in worlds -- political, social -- they're customarily excluded from.
	archives.cjr.org /year/96/2/books-kurtz.asp (1628 words)

	Theater Faculty - Howard Kurtz
		Howard (B.F.A., Clarion University of PA; M.F.A. Penn State University) was the recipient of the 2004 Fenwick Fellowship and the 2001Teaching Excellence Award.
		Howard was invited to join the Olney Theatre Center as Resident Costume Designer for the 2006 season.
		Kurtz is not designing he serves as the costume and textiles curator for the Hillwood Museum in Washington, DC the former home of Marjorie Merriweather Post.
	www.gmu.edu /depts/theater/hkurtz.html (327 words)

	Crooks and Liars » Reliable Sources/Howard Kurtz
		Howard Kurtz on CNN's Reliable Sources doesn't even pretend a semblance of impartiality when asking Stephanie Miller (who is NOT part of Air America, although her show is broadcast on some affiliates) about the end of "liberal radio."
		Howard Kurtz, The Washington Post’s media critic, has a long piece today lamenting how dangerous it has become for journalists in war zones.
		Kurtz solemnly notes that war journalists "risk their lives and put their families through great stress simply to tell the rest of us what is transpiring in faraway lands."
	www.crooksandliars.com /category/reliable-sourceshoward-kurtz (3859 words)

	BuzzFlash > Editorial > GOP Hypocrite of the Week: Howard Kurtz
		Howard Kurtz, alleged media critic for the Washington Post, took to the Wolf Blitzer CNN show to indignantly defend the faux journalist with a pseudonym, Jeff Gannon.
		Kurtz went on to opine that any journalist could get a day pass to the White House and ask the President a question.
		In short, Kurtz made Gannon (aka James Guckert) out to be the victim of some sort of liberal witch hunt.
	www.buzzflash.com /editorial/05/02/edi05028.html (621 words)

	Howard Kurtz Defends White House Lies
		KURTZ: Gloria Borger, your [CBS News] colleague, Jim Axelrod, and some of the other White House correspondents, sounded almost offended that Bush delivered what they considered to be a partisan speech on the 9-11 anniversary.
		And, in fact, he said in an interview with Katie Couric, during her first week as [CBS Evening News] anchor, "That's the hardest thing that I have to do." And again, that is exactly what he was trying to do that evening.
		KURTZ: But Gloria, you say that the journalists are just voicing the concerns of senators who are opposition.
	zzpat.bravehost.com /sept_2006/kurtz_defends_wh_lies.html (1068 words)

	I Want Media - Media People: Howard Kurtz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Howard Kurtz: What I'm trying to do on "Reliable Sources" is bring on the journalists who make the news and subject them to the same kinds of questions they inflict on everyone else.
		Kurtz: I'm not in favor of excess government regulation, but the trend toward more and more outlets owned by fewer mega-conglomerates is clearly troubling, in part because these giant companies don't much care about news.
		Kurtz: Not surprising to me. Drudge pulls huge numbers online, and part of the attraction is his links, which often steer people to Washington Post stories.
	www.iwantmedia.com /people/people14.html (1120 words)

	Is Howard Kurtz a 'Reliable Source'
		Howard Kurtz is a columnist for the Washington Post.
		Kurtz followed this menage a trois of cozy clanship with Karen Tumulty of Time.
		Howard Kurtz had a multitude of angles on which to delve into the Deborah Howell story, but instead he chose to walk away from it entirely.
	www.taylormarsh.com /archives_view.php?id=1808 (737 words)

	Powerpundit: Howard Kurtz On Eason Jordan
		What Kurtz missed in all that background was any mention of Jordan's earlier comments in Portugal at the News Xchange forum last November.
		Kurtz wants to pass this off as a mistake in word choices when Jordan's earlier accusations of US military personnel capturing and torturing journalists shows that his Davos comments weren't simply a lack of rhetorical clarity.
		Kurtz also missed this earlier accusation of the Israelis targeting journalists from October 2002, again showing that Jordan has a pattern of making these accusations without any substantiation.
	www.powerpundit.com /archive/howard_kurtz_on_eason_jordan.php (769 words)

	CJR - When the Press Outclasses the Public
		Kurtz, a Washington Post reporter, is the author of Media Circus: The Trouble with America's Newspapers.
		Howard Fineman, whose daughter was in kindergarten at Sidwell, said he "shamelessly lobbied" the Clintons to choose the school.
		Obviously you don't have to be poor to write about the problems of inner cities, or work in a factory to understand the anxieties of auto workers.
	archives.cjr.org /year/94/3/kurtz.asp (2500 words)

	CJR Daily: Howard Kurtz, Piñata (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Other criticisms, like Kaus' (and a litany of right-wing bloggers') takedown of Kurtz over his failure to report the Eason Jordan scandal at CNN last February to their satisfaction, often look more like bloggy partisan sniping than anything really substantial.
		Kurtz's problem is that he has a second, gratuitous conflict with the giant conglomerate the Post pays him to cover." Fact is, there is a conflict here, but despite his critics' best efforts, none of Kurtz's alleged transgressions have produced enough heat to cause him any damage.
		Some claim this is because Kurtz is such a presence in the media world that most critics are afraid to really go after him -- but that's hard to believe, and that claim ascribes to Kurtz power he just doesn't have.
	www.cjrdaily.org /behind_the_news/howard_kurtz_conflict.php (823 words)

	Easongate: Howard Kurtz Piece in WaPo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Howard Kurtz has spoken with Eason Jordan and offers a story in the Washington Post.
		Kurtz, in true traditional media form, offers three quick Gergen blurbs -- of 3, 2, 11, and 3 words respectively, and doesn't mention that Gergen is friends with Jordan.
		Kaus quotes Kurtz of the wapo saying that two wapo reporters were pursuing the "story", then spoke to jJordan, then decided NOT to pursue the story further since "what was said was in dispute".
	billroggio.com /easongate/archives/2005/02/howard_kurtz_pi_1.php (1328 words)

	Amazon.ca: New Power Elite, the: Books: Howard Kurtz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kurtz blasts the tabloidization of newspapers, which increasingly concentrate on the Trumps' marital troubles and the bedrooms of Gary Hart and Bill Clinton; this overshadows the continuing and costly scandals involving HUD and the nation's S&Ls in the Reagan years.
		Kurtz examines the print medium's sorry record on racial issues and the passivity of correspondents during the Persian Gulf war, when the military managed the news.
		He also analyzes the impact of USA Today on both page makeup and news coverage, concluding that its sound bites are insufficient to keep the reading public informed.
	www.amazon.ca /New-Power-Elite-Howard-Kurtz/dp/0812920228 (413 words)

	Media Matters - Kurtz and Tapper criticized Coulter's invective, but asserted her underlying argument was ...
		Kurtz and Tapper criticized Coulter's invective, but asserted her underlying argument was "valid" and "honest"
		But it doesn’t sound like Kurtz is saying she has a point it reads more like an inquiry as if he is saying so you think she has a point to Goldberg.
		Howard Kurtz of THe Washington Post and CNN is married to a GOP politican consultant.
	mediamatters.org /items/200606130001 (5249 words)

	PostWatch: Howard Kurtz Live Chat
		Howard Kurtz: If there were a number of conservative commentators denouncing the Swift Boat ads, I missed them.
		Howard Kurtz: The Post is certainly not alone here -- Cindy Sheehan has been all over television and in other publications like the New York Times.
		Howard Kurtz: Because that is commentary, not reporting....
	www.postwatchblog.com /2005/08/howard_kurtz_li_1.html (964 words)

	Media Circus by Howard Kurtz - A Book Review by Scott London
		Howard Kurtz has created a name for himself in and around Washington covering the media beat for the Washington Post, and he is a frequent contributor to magazines like the Columbia Journalism Review, The Washington Monthly, and The New Republic.
		Although the fly leaf of Media Circus goes a little overboard, describing Kurtz variously as a "scrupulous reporter," a "dogged investigator," a "lucid writer," and "one of the handful of reporters who gets any respect these days," he is no doubt one of the more incisive journalists in the business today.
		But it is an energetic and well-written book, rich with insights and anecdotes, and compared with most media critiques these days, that is saying a lot.
	www.scottlondon.com /reviews/kurtz.html (331 words)

	From The Loonatic Left: Howard Kurtz - Democratic Toady Today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Howard needs to re-learn what has been happening for the past two years...Is this MORE evidence that the media is liberally biased or was Howard just being lazy?
		Howard only has to research his own paper's archives to find that fact.
		So readers of Howards blog, would get one version of facts and the readers of his column which uses the exact same words...except for the missing qualifier regarding the Senate Intelligence Committee Report...they get a totally different set of facts.
	loonaticleft.typepad.com /loonatic_left/2005/07/howard_kurtz__d.html (1006 words)

	Howard Kurtz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Howard Kurtz takes conservative positions under the guise of non-partisan media commentary.
		For his part, Kurtz has declined to state his political affiliation, leaving it to others to divine what his political views are.
		Kurtz had a role in spreading disinformation about Sacramento journalist Gary Webb, who later committed suicide after having his career ruined by Kurtz and other corporate journalists
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Howard_Kurtz (307 words)

	Amazon.ca: Hot Air: Books: Howard Kurtz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For this book, Howard Kurtz, a Washington Post media reporter and sometime talk show guest himself, interviewed nearly everyone associated with the genre.
		Kurtz (Media Circus) takes a no-holds-barred look at America's electronic media from radio and TV talk shows to the Sunday morning punditocracy, which he calls a testosterone-driven calling.
		Kurtz has written a scathing profile of the national media and pseudo-media that will have intelligent Americans wondering why they just don't flick the dial to "Off." Major ad/promo; author tour.
	www.amazon.ca /Hot-Air-Howard-Kurtz/dp/0465030742 (534 words)

	Attorney Howard Kurtz, Kurtz & Blum, PLLC, Raleigh, North Carolina
		Howard is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and received his legal training at UNC Law School and Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyer's College.
		Howard has also served as editor of a statewide legal publication.
		It would be unethical for an attorney to promise a particular result and nothing herein should be construed as such a representation.
	www.kurtzandblum.com /Bio/HowardKurtz.asp (187 words)

	Captain's Quarters
		Kurtz took the most superficial look at Eason's Fables possible, allowing both Kurtz and Jordan to reclaim some credibility while effectively closing the door on the story.
		Hugh Hewitt gives Kurtz a C- for this effort, which I think might be too kind to Kurtz.
		Howard Kurtz's email to Mickey Kaus, responding to Kaus's query as to why Kurtz hadn't covered Eason's Jordan's remarks in Davos:I have a story in tomorrow's paper.
	www.captainsquartersblog.com /mt/archives/003774.php (1986 words)

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