The #MeToo Movement finally gave a voice to the women who were silenced for decades by powerful men in Hollywood. But the stories that started the movement, would have come out sooner had they not been silenced by broadcast networks such as NBC and ABC.
An investigative report in the New York Times revealed that many media military analysts have been paid by the Pentagon to push the Bush administration’s pro-war message on several cable news networks.
The NewsOne Bureau walls in the Prospect Studios in Los Angeles are lined with pictures of ABC News’ greats, like Barbara Walters, Hugh Downs, John Stossel and Diane Sawyer. Between the walls covered in these well-known faces is the less familiar, yet equally important Rod Jackson piecing together the behind-the-scenes news events for ABC News and its affiliates.
As B-52's litter Iraqi deserts and cities with millions of leaflets in ongoing psychological operations, the mainstream news media has become little more than 24-hour "psych-ops" on the American public.
ABC's 20/20 special "Living With Michael Jackson" promised the most intimate look ever granted into the life of the legendary and infamous former pop sensation.