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	Biography: Matt Drudge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Matt Drudge is often described as a new kind of journalist, made possible by personal computers and the Internet.
		Matt Drudge is also cussed and discussed in journalistic circles as an outsider and loose cannon.
		Drudge is the author of 'The Drudge Report', the widely read Internet website focusing on political news and the business of Hollywood, where he exposed the Lewinsky scandal to the world and scooped Newsweek Magazine.
	vikingphoenix.com /public/rongstad/bio-0002/MattDrudge.htm (977 words)

	Talk Radio KSFO 560 AM
		Drudge is the author of The Drudge Report, the widely read Internet website that focuses on political news and the business of Hollywood, where he exposed the Monica Lewinsky scandal to the world and scooped Newsweek.
		Drudge was raised in Takoma Park, Maryland, where he was a "loner" and a news junkie, a kid who grew up with talk radio as company.
		Drudge's declared aim is to give "the American people" the information he believes to be correct or important, and to revolutionize the media industry with a breath of fresh, young air.
	www.ksfo560.com /showdj.asp?DJID=2369 (238 words)

	Matt Drudge
		Matt Drudge was a C- and D-student in high school, then worked a steady succession of unsteady low-pay jobs.
		In 1997, Drudge reported that "...one influential Republican, who demanded anonymity, [told] the Drudge Report that court records existed showing that then-White House aide Sidney Blumenthal had committed violent acts against his wife." As with many of Drudge's scoops, it was untrue, and despite a retraction and apology, Blumenthal sued.
		Of the 31 remaining Drudge "exclusives", 11 (36%) were true, 10 (32%) were demonstrably false and/or never happened, and the accuracy or inaccuracy of the remaining 10 items (32%) was impossible to verify.
	www.nndb.com /people/079/000026001 (698 words)

	Amazon.fr : Drudge: Manifesto: Livres en anglais: Matt Drudge,Julia Phillips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		As Drudge notes, he has "no budget, no bosses, no deadline," and as a result of this independence he is both feared and reviled, admired and respected.
		Drudge collaborated with Julia "You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again" Phillips to produce a writing style that reads like a breathless and often disjointed e-mail.
		In the end, Drudge makes a strong and thoughtful case for his methods and his right to be a reporter.
	www.amazon.fr /Drudge-Manifesto-Matt/dp/0451201507 (667 words)

	Liberty Round Table: Essays: Matt Drudge Speech
		Matt Drudge is the 31-year-old chronicler of The Drudge Report, an Internet site packed daily with gossip, tidbits and information on everything from the latest scandal in Washington to the latest Neilsen ratings.
		DRUDGE: That's a good question, because what I've been doing lately is breaking news that's about to be broken, coverage of the coverage of the coverage.
		She - she reported Drudge is going to have trouble with his lawsuit, because his - he claims his sources are, quote, "Eighty percent reliable." I've never talked about the reliability of my sources.
	www.libertyroundtable.org /library/essay.drudge.html (7131 words)

	CNN.com - Entertainment - ABC fires radio talk show host Matt Drudge - November 13, 2000
		Drudge said he believed his show was canceled as punishment for reporting on ABC's activities.
		Drudge said he thought the timing was odd because he had been talking with ABC executives about expanding his show and doing it on weeknights.
		Drudge said ABC News officials are unhappy with him because he has been critical of network analyst George Stephanopoulos and reported on political stories that the network was reluctant to run.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/SHOWBIZ/News/11/13/drudge.fired.ap/index.html (435 words)

	Matt Drudge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Drudge had refused to go on air, charging Fox News with censorship when the network prevented him from showing photos of surgery on a fetus (not related to abortion, though Drudge is Pro-Life).
		Drudge was not an employee of Newsweek, had no obligation to abide by their editorial decisions and, thus, was not in a position to ‘override’ their editorial decision.
		However, Drudge has since drawn criticism for posting this, as he failed to note that the photo was eight years old when he posted it, and that although Drudge referred to O'Brien as a "CNN Anchor," she was not working for CNN at the time the photo was taken.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Matt_Drudge (1721 words)

	Court TV Legal Documents: Sidney Blumenthal Suit Against Matt Drudge
		On numerous occasions prior to August 10, 1997, defendant Drudge described himself as a "Clinton crazy," by which it was reasonably to be understood that defendant Drudge meant that defendant Drudge was a person possessed of an unreasoning dislike for President William J. Clinton.
		Defendant Drudge intended that, or acted with reckless disregard whether, the allegations published by defendant Drudge and defendant AOL, jointly and severally, as alleged in this Complaint would cause plaintiff Jacqueline Jordan Blumenthal to resign from her position as Director of The President's Commission On White House Fellowships.
		The statements of defendant Drudge referred to in the preceding paragraph of this Complaint are reasonably understood to mean that, because defendant Drudge had received no complaints about the original story, that original story was true.
	www.courttv.com /archive/legaldocs/cyberlaw/drudge.html (14426 words)

	Court TV Legal Documents: AOL Dismissed as Co-Defendant in Matt Drudge Suit
		Defendant Matt Drudge, a Takoma Park, Maryland native, is a resident of the State of California, where he has lived continuously since 1987.
		Drudge transmitted the report from Los Angeles, California by e-mail to his direct subscribers and by posting both a headline and the full text of the Blumenthal story on his world wide web site.
		Because the Court finds that defendant Drudge has an interactive web site that is accessible to and used by District of Columbia residents and, in addition, that he has had sufficient non-Internet related contacts with the District of Columbia, the Court concludes that Drudge has engaged in a persistent course of conduct in the District.
	www.courttv.com /legaldocs/cyberlaw/drudge2.html (5630 words)

	Matt Drudge News
		Drudge Report We often pretend to be above it; but, it is addictive and every major newspaper in the country follows it.
		Matt Drudge links to an article in the Financial Times that says that $2.6 billion will be spent on this year's midterm Congressional elections - the costliest in American history.
		Matt Drudge linked to this YouTube version of a political ad seen in St Louis during the World Series last night featuring Michael J Fox: It's a good ad for a good candidate and a good issue for Democrats.
	www.topix.net /news/matt-drudge (775 words)

	Amazon.com: Drudge Manifesto: Books: Matt Drudge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Matt Drudge has challenged the mainstream media for over a decade now with his website and he gives a fresh take on what the internet will become in future years.
		Matt Drudge will be remembered for the role he played in popularizing the revolution brought about by the advent of Internet news.
		The extent of Drudge's own self-awareness is to such a radical degree that it has led him to use a number of McCluhanesque literary devices bordering on the bizarre and that, ultimately, detract from the text.
	www.amazon.com /Drudge-Manifesto-Matt/dp/0451204913 (2495 words)

	Drudge Blog.com - Covering Drudge Report, Matt Drudge, new media, news
		Matt Drudge Won’t Ignore Her Anymore — Except, Well, Actually, He Will.
		However friendly Matt may be with Ann Coulter, this is hardly tantamount to quipping that certain 9/11 widows are “enjoying” their husbands’ deaths or that the victims might otherwise have divorced them.
		Matt goes on to report the blatant MSNBC logos and plugs throughout the movie Deep Impact, in which the protagonist is a MSNBC reporter.
	www.drudgeblog.com (3594 words)

	MATT DRUDGE
		DRUDGE has been told by sources within the White House living quarters that Clinton will be accompanied by his dog, Buddy, in an experiment testing the adaptability of pets in space.
		Astronomers at Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory confirmed to the DRUDGE REPORT that contact with intelligent life outside our solar system has been made and, get this, the aliens are interested in a peaceful relationship with earth, leading to an exchange of technology and ideas.
		The White House is denying a story first revealed in the DRUDGE REPORT that the president once looked at a young woman with "lust in his heart," according to sources close to people close to sources close to the president.
	www.mattneuman.com /mdrudge1.htm (699 words)

	American Politics Journal -- Will Drudge 'Fess Up Tonight on Crossfire?
		Drudge was represented by Manny Klausner, whose legal services were financed by David Horowitz's Individual Rights Foundation, the legal wing of his Center for the Study of Popular Culture, a right-wing "think tank" heavily funded by Richard Mellon Scaife.
		She also stated that Fund had told her not only that both Fund and Drudge had lied to Klausner, but that Drudge had lied to the court during the course of lawsuit.
		He should ask Drudge not only who his source was, but why Drudge adamantly refuses to adhere to accepted journalistic standards and ethics -- except when he is hiding behind his "professional obligation as a journalist" to conceal his sources.
	www.americanpolitics.com /20020503Drudge.html (897 words)

	Matt Drudge, Confronted
		DRUDGE: This is one of the biggest patronizers yet and I am his obsession.
		Considering that Drudge was the defendant in this libel suit he should be the one who knows that the First Amendment doesn’t protect libel.
		Drudge’s protection of a dishonest source puts him at odds with established journalistic practice and common decency.
	www.mattdrudge.blogspot.com (909 words)

	Drudge Report - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Drudge began publishing his email-based Report from an apartment in Hollywood, California using his connections with industry and media insiders to break stories sometimes before they hit the mainstream media.
		Drudge's reports were electronically syndicated by Wired News from November 1996 to May 1997; AOL carried his reports until 1998.
		Drudge also occasionally publishes Nielsen, Arbitron, or BookScan ratings, internal email messages, or early election exit polls that are otherwise not made available to the public.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Drudge_Report (1203 words)

	Salon Media \| Sheer Drudgery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Drudge is coming at you with a vengeance.
		But if Matt Drudge is a happy man, he hides it well.
		The show's moderator, Brian Lamb, made reference to Drudge's lack of college education (contrasting him to Harvard-grad Kinsley) and Drudge has claimed the distinction as a point of pride in the past, telling anyone within earshot, You too can be a member of the press.
	archive.salon.com /media/feature/1999/09/21/drudge/index.html (643 words)

	The media's Matt Drudge syndrome
		That e-mail, sent to 50,000 subscribers on Jan. 18, launched us into a new era in journalism, one that is befuddling mainstream newsrooms as they struggle to sort out their relationship with the Internet — and as they redefine their own news standards.
		Net users don't go to the Drudge Report for trustworthy news, they go for titillating tidbits about weekend movie grosses and Beltway cocktail party chatter that may or may not be true.
		(Drudge, who declined to be interviewed, has repeatedly balked at the term "journalist." Here is where we've arrived in 1998: A gossip columnist refuses to be tarred with the epithet "journalist.") Drudge has said the reports on his Web gossip sheet (www.drudgereport.com) are 80 percent accurate.
	www.jdlasica.com /articles/colapr98.html (792 words)

	Matt Drudge, a Gay Who Backs the Gay Bashers -- A BuzzFlash Editorial
		Drudge is claiming that it unfairly attacks the personal lives of the Clinton-haters (particularly Kenneth Starr and his merry pranksters) who have worked so tenaciously to bring down the President.
		Matt Drudge fashions himself the cyber Walter Winchell, but his prototype is really a right wing town crier, delivering the news in blaring tabloid headlines about politics, entertainment and freak stories.
		After all, Matt, among other intimate and voyeuristic details of the President, you posted a report that a distinguishing characteristic of Clinton's manly physiognomy was a curvature caused by Peyronie's disease.
	www.buzzflash.com /editorial/04/07/edi04050.html (2121 words)

	News/Talk 760 WJR
		Matt Drudge, the Internet's hottest scoopster and the one-man news bureau, compliments News/Talk 760 WJR's lineup with a political news and gossip show.
		Drudge exudes the take-no-prisoners attitude that has also earned highly publicized guest spots on "Meet The Press" and "Nightline", as well as widespread scorn from his journalism colleagues.
		Drudge is the author of "The Drudge Report",
	www.wjr.com /article.asp?id=145400 (206 words)

	Advocates for Self-Government - Libertarian Education
		att Drudge is the man who revolutionized journalism in the Internet age, helped break the Old Media's stranglehold on news distribution, and started the process that almost brought down a president.
		Whatever you call the fedora-wearing fellow with a modem for a megaphone, there is no doubt that Drudge rewrote the rules of journalism for the 21st century.
		His "Drudge Report" news service got its start in late 1994, when Drudge was the manager of the CBS Television gift shop in Los Angeles.
	www.theadvocates.org /celebrities/matt-drudge.html (629 words)

	Media Matters - Drudge and Washington Times cited each other in propagating anti-Kerry rumor
		On May 24, the Drudge Report linked to a Washington Times article on comments Senator John Kerry allegedly made about President George W. Bush's May 22 bicycle accident, completing a conservative misinformation-laundering operation that began when Drudge first reported the alleged comments the day before.
		The Washington Times article cited Matt Drudge as its source for the Kerry quote:
		Drudge said the debate among reporters over the on-camera "training wheels" remark has been "whether to treat it as on or off the record."
	mediamatters.org /items/200405240004 (564 words)

	Chris Rock \| Matt Drudge \| 77th Annual Academy Awards : ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY
		When I went to the Drudge Report website Sunday night (Feb. 13), I saw it was topped by the screaming headline, ''HOST CHRIS ROCK SHOCK: ONLY GAYS WATCH OSCARS,'' splashed in the blocky font Matt Drudge usually reserves for a lurid Michael Jackson revelation or political takedown.
		When Drudge sensed that his ''exclusive'' based on my quotes was catching on, he pushed it further, heading to Hannity and Colmes on Feb. 14 to keep it alive.
		Drudge went on to worry that Rock might drop ''f-words'' and ''spew hatred'' on the Oscars.
	www.ew.com /ew/article/commentary/0,6115,1029468_1_0_,00.html (1041 words)

	Drudge Report - SourceWatch
		The Drudge Report is a website hosted by Matt Drudge, which features occasional salacious rumors about politicians and celebrities.
		Drudge relies heavily on information from Republican party operatives and has repeatedly broadcast claims that were later proven false.
		Jeanette Walls, a rival gossip-monger at MSNBC, gave Drudge a taste of his own medicine, reporting that he is gay in her book Dish: The Inside Story on the World of Gossip.
	www.disinfopedia.org /wiki.phtml?title=Matt_Drudge (440 words)

	Think Progress » Drudge Claims Alito’s Critics Are Racist
		Drudge reports that the right-wing is pushing back on the nickname “Scalito” given to Samuel Alito because they see it as “ethnically insensitive”:
		Drudge and Hatch should be called out on their bullshit right away.
		So really you are saying that Drudge has made this claim in the same way that every news media personality in the US claimed Israel should be wiped off the map last week.
	thinkprogress.org /2005/10/31/drudge-alito (3266 words)

	CNN - Drudge the 'small guy' who's making a mark - September 16, 1998
		LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Is Matt Drudge a talented journalist who broke the President Clinton/Monica Lewinsky story last January from his Hollywood apartment -- as he claims -- and parlayed the fame that followed into guest appearances and his own Fox TV show?
		Drudge, who also hosts a weekly talk show on the Fox News channel, says he is the future of common journalism, where a guy living in Hollywood can get the inside scoop in Washington.
		Perhaps most important, Drudge has a large audience, listening to every word.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/TV/9809/16/drudge/index.html (386 words)

	WRKO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Sunday: 10:00 PM - 1:00 AM "The Drudge Report" is a three-hour political news and opinion show
		Drudge is also the author of "The Drudge Report," the widely read
		With over 10 billion hits since it's inception, The Drudge Report is, by far,the most popular desination for news junkies in cyber-history.
	www.wrko.com /showdj.asp?DJID=13417 (117 words)

	630 WMAL: Stimulating Talk — Breaking News
		You've read him On-Line, now you can catch Matt Drudge On-The-Air at 630 WMAL.
		Matt Drudge, the Internet's hottest scoopster and the one-man news bureau, compliments 630 WMAL's line-up with a political news and gossip show.
		Drudge is taking the nights by storm, so don't miss a minute of the Matt Drudge Show on630 WMAL and check-out his web site
	www.wmal.com /showdj.asp?DJID=1746 (266 words)

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