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Douglas Herdson, Information Officer at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth paid us a visit in order to set the record straight. He was misquoted by The Sun--shocker! So that we don't misquote him, here is his entire letter: 26th August 2008 No McJaws. Misquoted by The SUN (again).

Responding to allegations that he has been using his anchor perch to infect his convention coverage with liberal commentary, Keith Olbermann is taking the gloves off and smacking them back and forth across Tom Brokaw's cheeks. At a forum on Sunday, when Pennsylvania Gov.

MSNBC must be really bummed that Fox is kicking ass and taking big ratings numbers. In the past half hour one of the anchordudes (Abrams or Chuck Todd) blamed Rupert Murdoch for the annoying train blasts interrupting blowhards Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews's lofty opinions. This a.m.

He is lucky worst sh*t did not happen to him. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)F@#K FOX NEWS!$!$ LIVE ON TV!$! ~ by streetknowledge on August 25, 2008. Posted in NEWS Tags: fox news, rupert murdoch, sean hannity

Earlier this year, John McCain tried to defend the fact that his presidential campaign was jam-packed with lobbyists: [T]hey’re honorable people, and I’m proud to have them as part of my team. ... The right to represent interests of groups of Americans is a constitutional right.

Ok we are BREAKING OUR OWN PLEDGE here and passing along two bits of fantastic News-Free Vice Presidential Speculation Updates. FIRST: Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal accidentally sent out a statement saying Obama chose Tim Kaine. Hah.

Why I hate Murdoch’s nasty newspapers.

From the Dept. of Mildly Pressing Questions Worth Asking on A Slow Wednesday Afternoon comes this new query: "Why Is This DreamWorks-Reliance Deal Taking So Long?" It features an accompanying clock and everything — 63 Days, 18 Hours, 34 Minutes and counting!

Photo: Getty ImagesFINANCE • Things just keep getting worse at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: Now the two companies may need to raise a whopping $100 billion to cover potential losses on their mortgage portfolio. Is a bailout inevitable? [NYP] • News Corp.

My managing editor may love this stuff. World’s second most popular newspaper, Wall Street Journal, recently just launched its specific mobile reader for Blackberry devices, the WSJ.com Mobile Reader. Of course, this is not a copy cat of that magnificent yet complex NYT’s TimesReader.