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	Biased BBC "News" report is political propaganda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Frei began his report by correctly stating that the opposition group is using oil as a weapon to try to force the resignation of President Hugo Chavez.
		Frei further claimed that President Chávez is losing the support of the nation's poor whose vote brought him to power by an overwhelming majority.
		Frei is ignorant of the fact that President Chavez' mandate and political program, including the formulation of and approval of a new and progressive constitution, have been ratified in 6 electoral processes.
	www.vheadline.com /printer_news.asp?id=1521 (857 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Programmes \| Panorama \| Matt Frei
		Matt Frei is the BBC's senior TV correspondent in Washington.
		Matt spent six years as the BBC's Asia Correspondent based in Singapore, the BBC's hub bureau for its news operation in the region.
		Matt Frei was born on 26 November 1963 in Essen Germany.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/programmes/panorama/2283427.stm (284 words)

	Italy: The Unfinished Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Matt Frei's book is an excellent history of the Italian political scene in the period during and immediately after mani pulite.
		Reading Matt Frei's conclusions, for example, you would assume that Silvio Berlusconi's brief period as PM in 1994 was a never to be repeated experiment.
		The scale of the bribes and backhanders vastly increased in the 1980s and Frei especially fingers the PSI and Craxi as the newest and greediest kids on the block.
	www.jp41.dial.pipex.com /R544.HTML (672 words)

	Last Night's BBC News: March 28, 2004
		Matt Frei: ½ star -- based in Washington, D.C.; looks like a male model; thinks like a male model; every Frei report is basically the same: the Bush administration lies, and their every policy decision is a cynical ploy to win the November election; opposed to the Iraq war and he doesn't hide it.
		As disturbing as this story was, the BBC proceeded to unintentionally upset its viewers further by interviewing Washington correspondent Matt Frei on America's reaction to the killings.
		But for Frei this is clearly a secondary observation, one that doesn't speak to the logic of the Bush administration's decision-making, which for Frie is motivated purely by electoral politics.
	lastnightsbbcnews.blogspot.com /2004_03_28_lastnightsbbcnews_archive.html (2562 words)

	NewsWatch \| Profiles \| Matt Frei
		Matt has witnessed many dramatic events including the fall of Berlin Wall and reported on the intifada and the Gulf War as the London foreign affairs correspondent.
		Matt has won several awards including the Amnesty International Asia Award in 1997 and 1998 for his reports on Vietnam and Indonesia and a Royal Television Society International News Award for his reports of turmoil in East Timor.
		Matt Frei was born on November 26, 1963 in Essen Germany.
	news.bbc.co.uk /newswatch/ukfs/hi/newsid_3230000/newsid_3234000/3234046.stm (235 words)

	The New York Review of Books: Italy's Dirty Linen
		Matt Frei is an always well-informed journalist who reports for the BBC, and his new book contains a wealth of fascinating comments.
		According to Frei, no contracts for public works were signed with private or public companies unless a substantial bribe, or tangente, had been paid to the politicians involved; the naive assumption was that the lucky recipients would at once turn over the whole amount to their party.
		Frei adds that renovation will also require a collective change in mentality, a keener sense of political morality, and a greater trust in the state.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/1702 (4410 words)

	Gaza Attack Will Not Deter U.S. from Pursuing Peace
		FREI: But that individual was the leading expert for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction in your own department.
		FREI: In the year 2001, February of that year, you spoke to Face the Nation on CBS, and you said, "Saddam, today, is weaker, much weaker than he was before."
		FREI: Very briefly, the UN resolution that's currently on the table, are you confident it'll pass?
	www.usembassy-israel.org.il /publish/press/2003/october/101606.html (1643 words)

	Interview with Mr. Matt Frei of BBC Television
		Earlier this year, in February, you gave a presentation at the United Nations in which you talked about the imminent threat posed by Saddam Hussein and his weapons of mass destruction.
		And so that may be his view, but the view I presented that day with the Director of Central Intelligence sitting behind me, was the considered judgment of the professional men and women of American intelligence agencies.
		Remnants of his regime are trying to thwart our efforts to build a better Iraq that will be a democratic nation that will have elected leaders, and will no longer be investing its treasure into weapons of mass destruction programs or in the capacity to threaten its neighbors.
	www.state.gov /secretary/former/powell/remarks/2003/25206.htm (1527 words)

	Journalism and Objectivity
		On 8 April 1998 BBC's Matt Frei reported for the program Newsnight that Serbian security forces were involved in the systematic rape of Kosovar women.
		Frei later wrote (18 April 1998) in an article in the Sunday Telegraph: "there may be scores, perhaps hundreds, of rape camps inside Kosovo, just as there were in Bosnia" (Hammond, 2000: 378-379).
		Frei's reports of mass rape in the Kosovo War were in other words based on assumptions made previously by the media in the Bosnian War, assumptions that were themselves difficult to substantiate.
	home.no.net /hsjovaag/honours1.html (2408 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		Matt Frei is the Washington correspondent for BBC World News, Matt good to see you tonight.
		FREI: Well, all the headlines apparently in London and in London newspapers are history will forgive us that line from the Blair speech and, of course, I think as Suzanne Malveaux pointed out perhaps the voters in parliament won't forgive Tony Blair.
		FREI: That's a very good question, actually, because I think it's the question that really many Brits were asking themselves throughout this whole crisis and, especially throughout the run up to the war.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0307/17/asb.00.html (7093 words)

	Last Night's BBC News
		Matt Frei, in another of his unrepresentative stories on contemporary America and her -- many -- problems, filed a report from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on the difficulties the US military is having meeting its recruitment quotas.
		Huw Edwards introduced Matt Frei's story by saying that just one month after George Bush was sworn in as president, already voices of "concern" [especially at the BBC] are being heard about the influence of the Christian right on American life.
		Matt Frei's report is on Christianity at the workplace, apparently a real problem in the United States.
	lastnightsbbcnews.blogspot.com (7564 words)

	Interview on BBC World News with Matt Frei
		FREI: But one of the big gripes in Africa are the farm subsidies, the domestic farm subsidies in the U.S., which have made it virtually impossible for Africa to export its cheap agricultural products to the U.S. Well, they have an even bigger gripe against the farm subsidies that come out of Europe.
		FREI: Two more brief ones, if I may, Niger and the issue of the allegations of the uranium exports to Iraq.
		This was a dictator who had gassed people in the past, and, if we had not intervened, would have been developing the capability to gas people in the future, or to use biological weapons against them, or at least to threaten the world with those kinds of weapons.
	www.state.gov /secretary/former/powell/remarks/2003/22323.htm (858 words)

	Andrew Weiss (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The surprising aspect of this movement is that its roots, along with the rest of Italy’s identity crisis, it is not a recent phenomenon.
		According to Frei, different political parties would be in charge of doling out lucrative works contracts, such has the construction of factories or highways, to different areas of Italy (67).
		She indicates that Northern League has focused its attention on the glorification of the culture of Lombardy as superior to, not only, the culture of the south, but to cultures of the rest of northern Italy (Bull 182).
	shakti.trincoll.edu /~aweiss/italy.htm (5063 words)

	Bent Out of Shape Over Roadside Repairs
		Matt Frei, chief correspondent in Washington for the British Broadcasting Corp., can't believe he fell for it.
		Several different dent repairers had come to Frei's Northwest house offering to fix the dents in the family's street-weary Ford Windstar minivan and BMW convertible sitting in the driveway.
		What's worse, as soon as Frei had agreed to the deal, the dent worker started drilling holes in the body of the minivan to yank out the dents.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/13/AR2005061301548_2.html (887 words)

	TCS: Tech Central Station - The Beeb Easy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Blanco and her sidekick, NO's hopeless mayor (dubbed "genuinely heroic" by BBC correspondent Matt Wells), who had 500 school and local buses lined up per New Orleans' contingency plan and watched passively as the water rose and rendered them inoperable as tens of thousands of people in the Superdome endured a nightmare, Mad Max world.
		It was clear from watching the footage that General Honoré and his 40 vehicle convoy were not "on the way" but were on the streets of the city and in control.
		Hard on the heels of the two Matts came another prat, Gavin Hewitt, togged out in tropical gear and possessed of an outboard skiff which he guided along the flooded streets.
	www.techcentralstation.com /090905A.html (918 words)

	Decisión de la Sala Electoral Accidental
		Matt Frei, the BBC news correspondent in Caracas, is using his news bulletins to spread political propaganda world-wide against the democratically elected President of Venezuela.
		Frei not ask the Head of the Venezuelan Armed Forces for his assessment of the situation?
		Frei and to replace him with a correspondent of high ethical and professional standards, who has a knowledge of Latin American, in particular, Venezuelan, affairs and history and who assumes her/his responsibility to report on the real issues at stake, the reality in the country, not just in the smart part of Caracas.
	www.geocities.com /bolivarsiempre/page0mar4010.html (451 words)

	Press Gazette - Journalism matters. Every week.
		The bulletin went on air with Huw Edwards in London and Matt Frei in California able to tell viewers that the jury had reached its decision.
		They then held the audience for 12 minutes before the "not guilty" verdicts on 10 counts were broadcast live from the courtroom in Santa Maria.
		You try and say to people right at the top of the show ‘do stay with us', but we had no idea it was seven, nearly eight million, although it was clearly going to be a good audience.
	www.pressgazette.co.uk /?t=article&l=verdict_brings_bbc (615 words)

	Jakarta's army chief backs UN Timor force
		By Matt Frei in Dili and Philip Sherwell
		With international pressure mounting - and the IMF putting its rescue package on hold - it seems the Indonesian authorities are bowing to demands for a peacekeeping force.
		Matt Frei is the BBC's South-East Asia Correspondent
	www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/09/12/wtim12.html (652 words)

	BBC World Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		When Matt arrived in Hong Kong, the handover to China appeared to be heralding a new Asian century, but much of his time was spent covering economic collapse.
		Matt graduated from Oxford University in 1986 with a degree in History and Spanish, and joined the BBC in 1986 shortly after.
		Matt won the Amnesty International Asia Award in both 1997 and 1998, for Newsnight features on Vietnam and Indonesia.
	www.bbcworld.com /content/template_clickpage.asp?pageid=165 (309 words)

	Shadow Chasing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Of course, other polls that were published before Matt’s piece appeared on BBC Online show that this 2% figure is actually 12%.
		Well Matt, Bush outlined his reasons at the 2003 State of the Union address.
		From reading through this drivel, one can see that Frei’s main source seems to be The Washington Post; they supplied the Jerry Kilgore quote used by Frei as well as the approval ratings graphic used in the sidebar.
	eclipsechasing.blogspot.com (1606 words)

	Clive Davis: THE BEEB'S BUBBLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		On News 24 today, BBC reporter Matt Frei gave a clever little smirk when he was asked about Hurricane Rita's effect on Bush's ratings.
		Conversations with its producers tend to be long and pointless, and no media appearance is as unsatisfying as one with the BBC, since no one you know will hear you and you will make no head-way against a tide of maddeningly conventional leftism.
		Austin and Matt Frei of the BBC worked side by side in New Orleans.
	clivedavis.blogs.com /clive/2005/09/the_beebs_bubbl.html (1098 words)

	Scoop: Powell IV on BBC World News with Matt Frei
		FREI: But one of the big gripes in Africa are the farm subsidies, the domestic farm subsidies in the U.S., which have made it virtually impossible for Africa to export its cheap agricultural products to the U.S. SECRETARY POWELL: Well, they have an even bigger gripe against the farm subsidies that come out of Europe.
		We have an assessment team in Monrovia right looking at the humanitarian situation, and I expect to have a report from them in the next day or so.
		FREI: Secretary of State, thank you very much indeed.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/WO0307/S00141.htm (933 words)

	Observer \| Blair attacks BBC for 'anti-US bias'
		The disapproval will come as a blow to BBC executives, who had declared themselves delighted with the hurricane coverage, led by Matt Frei.
		They believed they had learnt the lessons from the Boxing Day tsunami in Asia, when the BBC was regarded as being slow off the mark.
		He added: 'I think Matt Frei's reporting was absolutely immaculate and reflected the fact that one of the things the BBC is there for is to report events as they happened rather than as politicians may want them perceived to have happened.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5288421-102285,00.html (576 words)

	Stephen Pollard • Comment on The BBC's strict impartiality (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Stated by: Aron Landy on November 4, 2004 01:00 AM Here's how Matt Frei ended the lead report on the Ten O'Clock News:
		Stated by: Ric Locke on November 4, 2004 03:35 AM Sorry, some of this is looking for bias where there was none.
		Matt Frei's comment about uniting or dividing seems entirely fair when a great deal of coverage - here and in america - both before and after the result has presented this election as showing america as hugely divided.
	www.stephenpollard.net /cgi-bin/mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1846 (995 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Americas \| US top court nominee steps down (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This is the Web page from which Newsblaster extracted " Matt Frei says the president has rarely spoken in such personal terms about a nominee, but neither the country, the conservatives in the Republican party, or the Democrats were prepared to back him.
		Mr Bush had indeed made much of his personal relationship with Ms Miers, and had asked the country to trust him in his choice of a relative unknown.
		The BBC's Matt Frei, in Washington, says the president has rarely spoken in such personal terms about a nominee, but neither the country, the conservatives in the Republican party, or the Democrats were prepared to back him.
	newsblaster.cs.columbia.edu /dev/NBproxy.cgi?sentence=4543 (586 words)

	Alinghi: UBS Alinghi Swiss Tour: A great partnership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Alinghi will be represented in Zurich 14-16 May by Jordi Calafat, Nils Frei and Matt Mitchell.
		He comments: “Streamlines are new to us, so it will be a challenge and hopefully lots of fun.” Matt agrees with him: “I am looking forward to my first Streamline experience.” For this New-Zealander – this really is a leap into the unknown.
		The Alinghi results won’t be taken into account in the final results of the Swiss Championship, but there are several teams for them to watch out for; Team Erni and Team Rast are both strong contenders.
	www.alinghi.com /en/news/news/events/2005/05/05/swiss_tour_partner (416 words)

	News no. 7742 from www.uruknet.info :: informazione dall'Iraq occupato :: news from occupied Iraq - ch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Over the three weeks of the initial conflict, 11% of the sources quoted by the BBC were of coalition government or military origin, the highest proportion of all the main television broadcasters.
		This at a time when even the British government had abandoned its desperate attempts to conflate the war in Iraq with "the war on terror", in the absence of any evidence of links between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda.
		The death of a British soldier in Basra was particularly tragic, Guerin noted on the day of the "handover" (June 28), because he was "the last soldier to die under the occupation".
	www.uruknet.info /?s1=2&p=7742&s2=02 (6506 words)

	British School of Washington's First Graduating Class
		The four graduating pupils and their families will be guests of Sir David Manning, British Ambassador to the United States and his wife, Lady Catherine Manning.
		Matt Frei, the BBC's senior TV correspondent in Washington, will be the graduation speaker for a select group of school officials, parents, friends and teachers of the graduates.
		The four graduating pupils will be heading off to University in the fall, some here in the states, others in the UK.
	www.wboc.com /Global/story.asp?S=3385337 (488 words)

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