The Unz Review • An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The American Enterprise • 10 Years, 68 Issues, 2,217 Articles, 5,684pp
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- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-6 Competing Takes on Our Old and New Media.
- Sidelights, p. 7 McLaughlin Group Flunks Futurism...Right and Left Unite against Gambling...Castro Boost...
- Scan, pp. 8-15 Spayed Media Pit Bulls. Poor Folk for the Flat Tax. Audubon's Gas. Rent Control for Ind...
- Indicators: Numbers Etc., pp. 16-19 Demographics of the Talk Radio Audience. Sex on TV. Real Numbers on Internet Use.
- "Live" with TAE, pp. 20-23 Meet Press Baron Conrad Black, a Business Nemesis of Rupert Murdoch, a Proponent of U.S...
- --- by Don Feder, p. 24
- Democracy on the Air , p. 25
- Are Talk Radio Hosts Dummies? , p. 26
- The Vox Populi , p. 27
- Limbaugh in the Ivory Tower , p. 28
- Our Partisan Media, pp. 29-31 Newsrooms Are Wildly Partisan. Again. But It Doesn't Have to Be a Bad Thing.
- The Birth of Celebrity Journalism, pp. 32-33 Meet the First of America's Blow-Dried Journalists.
- Today's Press Is Manipulating History., pp. 34-35
- How Reporters Tinted the 1992 Election., p. 36
- Ideological Journalists Are Stage-Managing Our Politics and Culture., pp. 37-38
- L.A. vs. N.Y.C., pp. 39-42 In Multimedia and Entertainment, the Battle Is on between Crass Hollywood and Snobby Ma...
- Rotten Hollywood, pp. 43-44 If Lots of Today's Mass Entertainment Seems Mean, Twisted, and Immoral, It May Just Be ...
- Wanted (Desperately): Cyber-Editors, pp. 45-47 A Poetic, Big Picture of the Internet - Its Strengths and Its Greatest Weaknesses.
- Whether Computer Networking Will Lead to a More or Less Centralized World., pp. 48-49
- It Is Already Erasing Geographic Identities., pp. 50-52
- Democracy on (the) Line, pp. 53-54 On-Line Voting, Electronic Town Halls, Instant Polling - Peril or Promise?
- How Free Is American Speech Today?, pp. 55-57 Public Expression Is both More and Less Open Than It's Ever Been.
- China's War on Children, pp. 58-61 Baby-Killing Is Taking Place on a Large Scale in China Today. Their Government Is the C...
- Government as Gambling Partner, pp. 62-65 The State Is Playing Eager Bookie to Millions of Citizens, Enticing Some of Them to Ruin.
- Transcript: Words Worth Repeating, p. 66 Liberalism's Destructive Pandering to the Poor, Helpless, and Sad, and Warns Conservati...
- The "Disabled" Rowdies in His Classroom., p. 67
- An Art Fix in the Midst of the Great Government Shutdown., p. 67
- A Child of the '60s., p. 68
- Enterprising: Business as an Imaginative Act, pp. 69-70 Are Today's Media Mergers Something to Worry about?
- The Economist, pp. 71-73 Auctioning Off the Airwaves Would Put Billions in the U.S. Treasury and, More Important...
- Flashback, pp. 74-75 The Sage Injunctions of Washington's Farewell Address.
- [+]Lyin' King (Review) , p. 76Only in America, by Jack Newfield
- Only in America by Jack Newfield
- [+]Clearcutting Environmentalists (Review) , p. 77In a Dark Wood, by Alston Chase
- In a Dark Wood by Alston Chase
- [+]Paradise Lost (Review) , p. 78The Lost City, by Alan Ehrenhalt
- The Lost City by Alan Ehrenhalt
- [+]Charlton Heston, Real Person (Review) , p. 79In the Arena: An Autobiography, by Charlton Heston
- In the Arena: An Autobiography by Charlton Heston
- [+]Practice Makes Perfect (Review) , p. 80Rationalism in Politics, and Other Essays, by Michael J. Oakeshott
- Rationalism in Politics, and Other Essays by Michael J. Oakeshott
- Author, Author!, p. 81 Lou Salome Collected Literary Lovers and Searched for Profundity in Peasants.
- The Digest: Summaries of Important Research, pp. 82-87 The Republican Realignment Is Real....the FDA Is a Health Hazard...school Desegregation...
- Opinion Pulse: The Latest Survey Data, pp. 88-91 The Personal Politics of Reporters. Hillary Rodham Clinton's Unpopularity.
- The Mail: Special Correspondence, pp. 92-98 Glenn Loury Replies to Karl Zinsmeister. Florence King Is an Enjoyable Snot. Europeans ...
- Front Cover
March 1996 Issue - 41 ArticlesWhy Liberals Hate Talk RadioPress Objectivity: Dead and GoneComputer Communications and Our FutureIn Real Life: The Daily Work of AmericansBook Talk- Bird's Eye, pp. 4-6