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The media is a growing and very important part of society. It broadcasts up to date news and information to the entire world. The expenses that are involved in running a media organization is very high. The government, businesses and citizens contribute and serve as funding sources in media.

Large corporations will donate large amounts of money to media organizations. In return, they expect to be able o advertise their services and products to the people who watch the media publications. Also, they expect the media to talk positively Read the rest of this entry »

One of the most influential political blogs in the USA is not run by a media pundit or other type of blogger associated with a political party or mainstream medial corporation. It is whitehouse.gov, a blogosphere-wide online bully pulpit financed by the American taxpayers for the exclusive use of the current resident of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, the President of the United States of America.(Potus) Administration personnel with required permissions and clearances can also post items on the White House blog. It is frequently quoted by friend and foes Read the rest of this entry »

The Ludwig von Mises Institute has been expounding the benefits of Libertarian thought and the Austrian school of economics for quite sometime both online and offline. The Mises Economic Blog is no exception, providing quality analysis of the latest Libertarian economic issues as only the esteemed institute can do.
The Mises Economics Blog covers daily issues that affect liberty, freedom and free markets. An example is a recent post concerning the adjunct failure of the United States Postal System and how the government should just get out of the way and allow the free market to do the Read the rest of this entry »

Conservative blogs are in an uproar over perceived infringes on religious freedom. This comes in response to President Obama’s contraceptive health care mandate, imposed on Catholic employers who, as a rule, are fundamentally against contraceptives of any kind. Talks are in the works now about possible legal challenges to Obamacare and what conservatives see as a trampling on first amendment freedoms, the right to freedom of religion and the separation of church and state.

Another hot button issue is the Republican Primary, and on-again-off-again front runner Mitt Romney’s Read the rest of this entry »

Progressive blogs are appearing gleeful about the state of the Republican primary. They’re pointing to a series of front runners who rise and fall with the news cycles. They also seem to still hold the assumption that Mitt Romney is the front runner”though shakily so. Romney’s defeat in numerous primaries and caucuses, including Colorado, Missouri and Minnesota, have progressives calling it but the latest evidence of an ideologically empty candidate who is being openly rejected by the party.

Former Read the rest of this entry »